The historical sequence of fossils found in Earth's rock layers is called the A. Trace Fossil B. Mold C. Cast D. Fossil Record

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The historical sequence of fossils found in Earth's rock layers is called the

A. Trace Fossil
B. Mold
C. Cast
D. Fossil Record

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Answer: D. Fossil Record
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