A — "No plane is a chain." — This is a universal negative statement relating planes and chains.
C — "No mane is a plane." — This is another universal negative, connecting manes and planes.
D — "Some manes are not planes." — This is a particular negative statement that follows from C, because if no mane is a plane, then certainly some manes are not planes.
Thus, A, C, and D are logically related through consistent negative categorical relationships.