Describe two negative impacts of artificial selection

Biology

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alexgriva [62]3 years ago

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They are very hard to understand so just stop making them

Darina [25.2K]3 years ago

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By artificially breeding for selected traits, we are altering the normal things for the species from coloring to size. Over time, these changes could result in a species being threated because they lack the ability to adapt to the new environmental conditions that are beginning to appear. Another negative impact could be how Species could develop diseases or be messed up in a way. This can also include shorter limbs or cross eyed animals.

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Describe two negative impacts of artificial selection ​

Describe two negative impacts of artificial selection