Biology, asked by Aditi1107, 1 year ago

what is the difference between natural and artificial selection (Heridity and Evolution chapter)

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Answered by ksr18
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artificial selection is the unnatural breeding eiether plants and animals. natural is the natural breeding either plants and animals.  natural selection often deals with how aparticular species is wiped out of history.
Answered by swathika23
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natural selection is a process where the evolution of a particular kind of species depends on nature.for example,
an example given in our book,the number of beetles which depend on nature.the attractive beetles in red colour are eaten up by crows leaving back the blue ans green ones those are less attractive.
an elephant detroys the population of red .
these 2 situations brought rise to blue ones more in population.

anything can happen in nature to the evolution of a species.this natural selection of destruction and favourable situation is natural selection.

artificial selection is a process in which the evolution and speciation of a species is depending on artificial means (namely humans).
for example again in our textbook,the story of wild cabbage.
humans kind of took them  and modified it which gave rise to many variestie.
they arrested the development of flower --gave rise to broccoli
sterile flower-----gave rise to cauliflower
the pods were cultivated ----gave rise to kohlrabi.
these are man made or artificial means that lead to many evolution.

hope it helps!!!


Kuldeepnehra: Survival of the fittest is natural selection. When superior parents are selected to breed to improve the next generation by breeders,this is called artificial selection.
Aditi1107: thanks alot
swathika23: its ok!!
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