In What Way Is Artificial Selection Different from Natural Selection

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Multiple Choice

In what way is artificial selection different from natural selection?

• A) Artificial selection cannot result in changes in traits.
• B) Artificial selection relies on humans choosing which traits are beneficial.
• C) Artificial selection is only applied to plants.
• D) Artificial selection results in organisms that cannot survive and reproduce.

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