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The diagram provided is a phylogenetic tree. It shows how groups of organisms are related through a shared evolutionary history.

The fossils remains of a creature that is the common ancestor of amphibians, primates, rodents, crocodiles, and birds is discovered. This fossil represents an organism represented by which labeled location on the diagram?

The Diagram Provided Is A Phylogenetic Tree It Shows How Groups Of Organisms Are Related Through A Shared Evolutionary History The Fossils Remains Of A Creature class=

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Answer: I think that it’s c

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The fossil that has been belonging to the common ancestor of amphibians, primates, rodents, crocodiles, and birds should be labeled A.

What is a phylogenetic tree?

A phylogenetic tree can be given as the evolutionary tree that has been representing the phylogenetic relationship between the varying type of biological species. The relationship has been derived based on the similarities and differences derived in an individual's phenotype and genotype.

The study of the phylogenetic tree has been performed with the determination of the lines that links the different species. The branch point in the given phylogenetic tree has the presence of amphibians, primates, rodents, crocodiles, and birds as label A which differentiates into labels B, C, D, and others.

Thus, the fossil with the common ancestor of amphibians, primates, rodents, crocodiles, and birds should be labeled A.

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