What is artificial selection? How did it influence Charles Darwin's ideas about evolution? Single choice
It's humans selecting traits in species for their own benefit. Darwin noted that instead of humans, a creator could have been systematically selecting traits in species over millions of years.
It's the creation of traits in species by genetic engineering. Darwin learned about this in his studies, which led him to think about how humans could control evolution.
It's the domestication of plants and animals. Darwin observed his mother breed fancy pigeons and he could see her role as the selector of traits, leading to considering how nature might do the same.
It's the selection of traits through environmental pressures alone, which Darwin thought was the main driver of species change.
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