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Chapter 21, Problem 3IQ
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To determine: The consequence if within a population, both small and large individuals were allowed to breed, but the middle one was not.

Introduction: The civilization of humans has imposed various selections on the plants as well as animals, such as artificial selection. The artificial selection refers to the breeding of plants and animals and allowing them to pass the genes to their successive generation.

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