Let's analyze the match between the items in List I and those in List II. We will specifically address the scientific names provided in List I and match them with their common names given in List II:

List I (Scientific Names) with List II (Common Names):

• Pterophyllum (A) -> Angel fish (III): Pterophyllum is the scientific name for a type of cichlid commonly called angel fish. Therefore, A matches with III.
• Myxine (B) -> Hag fish (I): Myxine is the genus for hagfish, which are known for their slime-producing capability. Hence, B matches with I.
• Pristis (C) -> Saw fish (II): Pristis is the genus comprising the sawfishes, which are known for their long, saw-like rostrums. Consequently, C matches with II.
• Exocoetus (D) -> Flying fish (IV): Exocoetus is a genus of marine fish known as flying fish, due to their ability to glide above the water's surface for short distances. Therefore, D matches with IV.

Now, compiling these matches together:

• A - III
• B - I
• C - II
• D - IV

The correct option that matches each scientific name with their respective common names accordingly is:

Option B:

A-III, B-I, C-II, D-IV