Explain how the fossil record indicates a long history of
changing life forms.

The correct answer is "Fossil records gather ancient organic matter arranged chronologically. The analysis of the anatomical features arranged chronologically is evidence of how species change over time".

Explanation:

A fossil record of a species is a group of ancient organic matter analyzed, dated, and arranged chronologically that supports how a species has changed over time. Each fossil that is included in a fossil record must be dated accurately using a scientific test such as radiocarbon dating. The anatomical features of each fossil provides evidence of how the species has changed, indicating in most cases a long history of changing life forms. The analysis of the anatomical features arranged chronologically is evidence of how species change over time.  

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