How does the fossil record corroborate phylogenetic hypotheses?
events that occur early in the fossil record are represented by branching events nearer to the root of a phylogenetic tree.
events that occur early in the fossil record are represented by branching events nearer to the tips of a phylogenetic tree.
fossil record events are too old to be represented on phylogenetic trees, which reconstruct the more recent past.
events in the fossil record occur randomly throughout a phylogenetic tree, so the two are not related to one another.
the timing of evolutionary events in the fossil record is not consistent with the branching order of a phylogenetic tree.
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