Testing Google indexability with HTML heading anchors

At the time of this writing it appears to be (hypothesis) that google is not placing much emphasis on URLs past the 3rd level HTML headings. Googlebot crawls through anchors, however it doesn't necessarily mean that they will be indexed and appear on SERPs. This article will focus on a specific test by comparing h3 anchors with h4 anchors and their indexibility.

If the HTML document is kept well-formed, googlebot can parse through the page without a problem and get to other destinations, especially in the case of anchors. If we eliminate this issue, and given other neutral measures, one would assume such pages to be indexed in google SERPs.

Hopefully this test can solely reveal the behaviour of these HTML elements - the structure of the document - in google indexes. Let us see what happens in the next little while (h3 and h4 level headings containing anchors):

Fishes are enjoying themselves

Google SERP for Fishes are enjoying themselves

Nature of self

Google SERP for Nature of self

Google dudes: as much as I like your work, please fix up some of these bugs/inconsistencies in your search engine. Are you doing this on purpose? Last time, I noticed google's SERPs was interpreting an article of mine in the wrong language. Thankfully that was fixed.

If you've experienced similar indexing issues with google SERPs with respect to HTML on page, please bring them forward. I also would be interested to know how all the other anchors are treated when its a child of other applicable elements.