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.
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Correct Option: I and III only

Statement I is correct because Alfred Wegener's continental drift theory cites the matching of ancient rock belts and geological formations across the Atlantic coasts of Brazil and Western Africa. Statement II is incorrect because while Ghana has gold deposits, the famous placer gold deposits of the Gold Coast of Africa and Brazil matching were noted, but the statement about Ghana's gold deposits being derived *from* the Brazil plateau when adjacent is historically a mismatch in specific geological attribution (Ghana's gold is part of the West African Craton, not directly derived from the Brazilian plateau in that specific directional genesis). Wait, let us verify Statement III: The Gondwana system of sediments from India has well-known counterparts in six distinct landmasses of the Southern Hemisphere (Africa, Antarctica, Australia, South America, Madagascar, and the Falkland Islands/India), forming the classic evidence of Gondwanaland. Thus, statements I and III are correct.