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Pavel [41]
2 years ago
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why is the domestication of plants and animals seen as a form of artificial selection as opposed to natural selection?

Geography
1 answer:
lilavasa [31]2 years ago
4 0

There are different ways means of selection. Domestication of plants and animals is seen as a form of artificial selection because the process of domestication itself is known to be an artificial form of selection.

  • This is because one can easily makes selection of traits based on personal characteristics needed.

It is said to lack the control of fitness needing to increase fitness and as such artificial selection can cause problem traits to be popular among species.

Controlled breeding leads to prezygotic selection which is a key element to domestication. This is due to the fact that captive breeding allows for the strongest, most straightforward artificial selection.

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