Selective breeding is not considered a natural selection pressure because selection pressures are environmental, whereas selective breeding is controlled by humans.
- selection pressures are enviromental or natural - human controlled pressures are just selection by scientists
| Front | Why is selective breeding not a selection pressure? |
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| Back | - selection pressures are enviromental or natural - human controlled pressures are just selection by scientists |
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