Question

Humans have developed different cat breeds using the process of selective breeding.

How is selective breeding different than evolution by natural selection?

A.
Selective breeding selects for favorable traits, but natural selection does not.

B.
Selective breeding is driven by the environment, but natural selection is driven by humans.

C.
Selective breeding is driven by humans, while natural selection is driven by the environment.

D.
Natural selection selects for favorable traits, but selective breeding does not.

Answer 1

@Phebe @Bahurverse_Luver @barreraA @leonardo0430 @iGreen @inowalst

Answer 2

D

Answer 3

plz explain

Answer 4

i actually think c

Answer 5

@Phebe plz help me

Answer 6

why do you hate youtube and pewdiepie @ji

Answer 7

sry i kinda busy

Answer 8

Ok... Natural selection, selects organisms that best fit the environment hense the reason to why is it is called "Natural selection," the species that are natural to the environment are the ones to survive, where as selective breeding you can select two breeds and come out with something different that might not be best fit for the environment... Selective breeding you just chose two random breeds and breed them together... So that's why I think it's D.

Answer 9

kk

Answer 10

@Bahurverse_Luver what do u say (thx @RECKLESS43 btw)

Answer 11

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Answer 12

No problem!

Answer 13

I gotta agree with reckless

Answer 14

XD this is what I remember most from Freshman year.

Answer 15

lol

Answer 16

haha, kk