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Biology, 13.12.2019 04:31, kimmosley80

Artificial selection occurs when organisms are chosen to breed because they possess specific traits. for example, artificial selection has resulted in a wide variety of domesticated cat breeds, such as the maine coon and the siamese. in the artificial selection of cats, the parents of the offspring are chosen by

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