Which pairing between evolutionary evidence and a biological discipline is NOT correct?

a. pesticide resistance: historical biogeography
b. forelimbs of all four legged vertebrates are homologous: comparative morphology
c. short tails of African and Asian monkeys: historical biogeography
d. gill pouches in embryos of four-limbed vertebrates: comparative embryology
e. species on islands often resemble species on the mainland: historical biogeography


ANSWER: a

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