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How might artificial selection and natural selection produce the same result? Which process would be faster? Why?
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- What is the principle of natural selection?arrow_forwardWhat is natural selection? Do you think it plays a vital role in the course of evolution alone? Why?arrow_forwardCompare and contrast artificial selection and natural selection. Name two ways in which they are similar. How are they different?arrow_forward
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