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Artificial Selection

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Artificial Selection  Humans decide what survives and what reproduces  Resulting adaptations serve the needs of the humans  Examples  Farmers breed cow to produce more milk or more meat  Humans breed horses for quickness and strength  Genetically Modified Foods

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Artificial Selection