Biology

Dominique Wang

12 June, 10:23

A farmer raising cattle artificially

inseminates his cows using the sperm of a

bull instead of allowing them to become

pregnant on their own. Why is this an

example of artificial selection?

A. The farmer is producing beef for market.

B. The farmer chose which cows and bulls to breed based on their traits.

C. The farmer randomly selected the bull and cows.

D. The farmer is creating a more efficient process for raising cows.

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