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Wild Mustard

Selective Breeding

What is Natural Selection? Natural Selection is the process where favorable (good) traits become more common and less favorable (helpful) traits become less common in generations over time. Change in environment will result in the more favorable trait increasing in population.

Selective Breeding Selective Breeding is a form of artificial selection where deliberate (intentional) breeding results in desired traits in plants and animals. *Breeders try to choose the best traits Can have side effects- some bad genes can come out

Examples of Selective Breeding

Selective Breeding in Corn

Selective Breeding in Dogs

Compare Selective Breeding to Natural Selection What are the differences? What is the same?

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