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This question belongs to Biology GK Chapter Wise Gentics And Evoloution
Gentics and Evoloution
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Evidence which favours the theory of acquired character are
1. Absence of limbs in snakes.
2. Presence of webbed toes in aquatic bird.
3. Lack of pigments in cave dwelling animals.
4. Darwin finches
5. Melanisation peppered moths
Choose the correct option.

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Correct Answer: Option D
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