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

How is selective breeding similar to evolution by natural selection?

A. Both are driven by the environment's goals.

B. Both are driven by human goals.

C. Both occur over several generations.

D. Both select for favorable traits in a species.

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Danica Chase

4 July, 14:59

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

How is selective breeding similar to evolution by natural selection?

A. Both are driven by the environment's goals.

B. Both are driven by human goals.

C. Both occur over several generations.

D. Both select for favorable traits in a species.

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Zariah Murphy · Answer 1

The correct answer to the question that is being presented above would be letter d. Both select for favorable traits in a species. The human's development of different dog breeds using the process of selective breeding is similar to evolution by natural selection through selecting for favorable traits in a species.