The difference between selective breeding and genetic engineering is that selective breeding is when two organisms are breed together in hope of getting an offspring with the desired phenotype, while genetic engineering is the same concept except it deals with humans.
Selective breeding uses natural biological means to alter genetics--example is using a pollen from one strain to fertilize another strain and so "cross" the gene pools.
Genetic engineering artificially goes into the chromosomes to edit them--an unnatural process. Example--a cold water fish gene is put into a crop so that it won't freeze in the winter. This would not naturally occur.
Selective breeding is the breeding of animals or plants having desirable characters and natural selection is the process in nature by which, according to Darwin's theory of evolution, only the organisms best adapted to their environment tend to survive and transmit their genetic characteristics in increasing numbers to succeeding generations while those less adapted tend to be eliminated.
Natural selection is when traits that are necessary for survival are passed on to future generation. Usually, they pass on the dominant traits.
Selective breeding is also when traits are passed on to future generations. However, in this case, the traits are chosen to be sent off. They do not have to be a necessity for survival. They are usually recessive traits.
Natural selective breeding is carried out by humans who pick desired traits of a particular species that they may want to combine in new offspring.
An example is the multitude of domesticated dog types that all originated from the common ancestor of the Grey Wolf. humans selected traits (obedient wolves/dogs + strong wolves/dogs) to form a breed that would be more beneficial and productive. Nowadays it also applies for good-looking dogs :)
In a very limited way: natural selection and selective breeding are almost exactly alike, except that in the case of selective breeding (artificial selection) humans are involved in selecting which individuals get to raise offspring.
natural is natural and selective is when a human selects one breed and mixes with another.
natural selection
Natural Selection is different from Selective Breeding beacuse the environment controls the traits the animal or plant gets. Selective Breeding is the traits desired are the ones bred
natural selecion
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The only thing that causes evolution is Mutations due to forced natural selection of desired alleles.
The similarity between natural selection and selective breeding is that they both produce changes in plants and animals.
I'm not sure of my answer but first one was natural and the second one is selective breeding.
In natural selection, the animals take time and evolve slowly. In selective breeding, humans can transfer genes from one organism into another organism.
natural selection
Natural Selection is different from Selective Breeding beacuse the environment controls the traits the animal or plant gets. Selective Breeding is the traits desired are the ones bred
is dog breeding an example of natural selection
The selective breeding is affected by man who is much more stronger ifluence than the mutations done by nature themselves.
Through selective breeding or by natural selection.
Selective breeding takes awhile because a cows gestational period is 9 months and then they cannot breed right away.
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Selective breeding.
In selective breeding the owners of the pets will choose mates that have selected characteristics that are wanted in the offspring. They may also be repeated with future offspring. In natural breeding it is natural selection that choose and in cats their may even be more than one father and different offspring. In summary the main differences are: Selective humans choose partners with named specific characteristics where as natural if often more first come first served. Also selective breeding is often carried on through the generations whereas natural does not. Similarities are after partners are choose the rest of the process is the same.