To reconstruct and interpret evolutionary changes,it is crucial to place each fossil in time.What is the resulting "placement" called?
A)a chronological sequence
B)an era
C)a period
D)a phylogeny

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The resulting "placement" of a fossil in time is called a chronological sequence, which allows for the construction of a timeline of evolutionary changes. Options B and C are larger divisions of geological time and do not necessarily provide the specific placement of a fossil, while option D refers to the evolutionary history and relationship between different organisms.

To Reconstruct and Interpret Evolutionary Changes,it Is Crucial to Place