Which of the following are the evidences of the phenomenon of continental drift? I. The belt of ancient rocks from Brazil coast matches with those from Western Africa. II. The gold deposits of Ghana are derived from the Brazil plateau when the two continents lay side by side. III. The Gondwana system of sediments from India is known to have its counterparts in six different landmasses of the Southern Hemisphere. Select the correct answer using the code given below.

All three statements are recognised evidences of continental drift theory proposed by Alfred Wegener. The matching of ancient rock belts between Brazil and West Africa indicates these landmasses were once joined. The gold deposits of Ghana are believed to be derived from the Brazilian plateau, with the source rocks separated by the Atlantic. The Gondwana sediment system found in India has counterparts in Africa, South America, Antarctica, Australia, Madagascar, and the Falklands — six Southern Hemisphere landmasses. All three are standard textbook evidences of continental drift.