Answer:
An introduced species is a non native species that has one way or another been integrated into the native environment by human or other means. The key difference with introduced species are that they integrate into the native environment without negative effects to the surrounding ecosystem.
Explanation:
Answer: Rr
Why? You cross the two and all the boxes with have Rr
Selective breeding is where humans choose individual of the same species that have a trait that favors economic growth or any other benefits, then breeding these favorable species until most of the population are the species with the favorable genes. Meanwhile, genetic engineering is where human alters, changes, inserts DNA to modify organisms.
Therefore, one major difference is that selective breeding does not include altering the DNA, while genetic engineering is the altering of DNA.
