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Natural vs Artificial Selection

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  • mainly occurs in domestic populations
    Artificial Selection
  • the process where organisms that have the best adapted traits for their environment survive and reproduce to pass those traits to future generations
    Natural Selection
  • traits are inherited from parents
    Both
  • natural-made selection process
    Natural Selection
  • human-made selection process
    Artificial Selection
  • a rapid process
    Artificial Selection
  • allows only selected traits to be inherited over generations
    Artificial Selection
  • allows only beneficial traits to be inherited over generations
    Natural Selection
  • change occurs over many generations
    Both
  • examples: breeds of dogs and increased kernels in corm
    Artificial Selection
  • the identification and breeding by humans of desirable traits in plant and animals
    Artificial Selection (Selective Breeding)
  • examples: beaks in finches and long necks in giraffes
    Natural Selection
  • occurs in natural populations
    Natural Selection
  • a slow process
    Natural Selection