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8. Gamekeepers who hunted birds for leisure in the 1800s wanted a dog that didn't actually

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sergij07 [2.7K]3 years ago
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Selective breeding by controlled mating

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This technique is used by scientists, breeders, and more. In order to study and breed selected types of animals/plants to get and bring out the ideal traits they're looking for as your statement said.

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