Explain why artificial selection does not result in animals that are more adapted to the natural environment.

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Which of the following best describes the principle of evolution by natural selection?

A. Individuals within a population are genetically identical and natural selection occurs randomly

B. Individuals within a population exhibit genetic variation and those that are best adapted to their environment survive

C. Individuals within a population exhibit genetic variation and those that are least adapted to their environment survive

D. Individuals within a population undergo genetic mutation and natural selection occurs randomly

E. Individuals within a population exhibit genetic variation and natural selection occurs randomly

Explain the difference between artificial and natural selection interms of:
Source of selection pressure
Types of traits selected for
Fitness of offspring as the result of selection

As natural selection influences a population, the population becomes

	a.	becomes more susseptible of disease and predaton.
	b.	smaller in number over time.
	c.	the mutation rate increases
	d.	more adapted to the environment.

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