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A phylogenetic tree is arranged (1 point)

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phenotypically from bottom to top.
phenotypically from bottom to top.

chronologically from bottom to top.
chronologically from bottom to top.

chronologically from top to bottom.
chronologically from top to bottom.

phenotypically from top to bottom.

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A phylogenetic tree is arranged chronologically from bottom to top. In such a tree, the base represents the common ancestors and the branches represent the divergence of species over time, with more recent species appearing at the top.