• I is true: Darwinian natural selection explains differential survival/reproduction (“survival of the fittest”) but does not explain the origin (“arrival”) of novel variation — mutations provide raw material.
• II is true: mutations create variation and natural selection acts on that variation.
• III is false: Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium applies to large, randomly mating populations with no selection, migration or mutation; it is not for small populations.
• IV is false: industrial melanism was classically studied in the peppered moth (Biston betularia), not Drosophila.
• Therefore correct statements are I, II → option (3).