Final answer:
The question references dendritic drainage networks and the evolution of circulatory systems. Without diagrams or additional context, it's not possible to determine which map patterns show dendritic drainage or the order of evolution regarding open or closed circulatory systems.
Step-by-step explanation:
The student's question appears to deal with analyzing drainage patterns and the evolution of circulatory systems, but without a provided diagram or context, I am unable to determine which map patterns represent a dendritic drainage network. Similarly, the order of circulatory system evolution towards open or closed systems can't be concluded without additional context on the organisms or systems in question. In geography, dendritic drainage patterns resemble the branches of a tree and are characterized by a series of tributaries feeding into larger rivers. These patterns develop in regions where the rock type and structure are consistent, and topography does not dictate stream direction. For the question about the circulatory system, a trend toward more closed systems suggests a progression to more complex organisms with efficient nutrient and gas exchange. Precise answers would require the visual maps or a detailed description of the systems referenced in each option.