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What is selective reabsorbtion?
explain the process of selective reabsorbtion
Where can you find information on selective breeding that a 13-year-old will understand?
If the place you got your pet at has a website go to the website to how to breed. Or go to your vet for your pet and he/she will try to explain it to you!
What are some examples of selective breeding animals and plants?
The female two toed sloth is probably one of the most selevtive breeding animals. Her mate must do the can-can before she will breed with him. Of course, the most selevtive in biology it the venemous tentacular.
Is natural selection a fact or theory?
Natural selection is a scientific theory proposed by Charles Darwin to explain how species evolve over time. It is based on strong evidence from observations and experiments, making it widely accepted as a fundamental mechanism of evolution.
How does the breeder's equation explain the relationship between genetic variation and the selection of desirable traits in breeding programs?
The breeder's equation explains how genetic variation influences the selection of desirable traits in breeding programs. It states that the response to selection for a particular trait is determined by the genetic variation for that trait and the strength of selection pressure applied. In breeding programs, breeders aim to increase the frequency of genes associated with desirable traits by selecting individuals with those traits to be parents of the next generation. This process helps to improve the overall genetic quality of the population over time.
Explain how scientists have attempted to improve crop plants?
Scientists have improved crop plants through selective breeding, genetic modification, and gene editing techniques. Selective breeding involves choosing plants with desirable traits to propagate. Genetic modification involves inserting specific genes into plants to improve traits. Gene editing allows scientists to make precise changes to the plant's genome to enhance desired characteristics.
Recurent selection and its application in plant breeding?
Recurent selection is a breeding method where the best performing individuals from one generation are selected as parents for the next generation in order to improve multiple traits over time. This approach is commonly used in plant breeding programs to accelerate the improvement of complex traits such as yield, disease resistance, and stress tolerance by promoting genetic diversity and combining favorable alleles through multiple rounds of selection and recombination. By incorporating recurent selection, breeders can drive genetic gain more efficiently and effectively target desired traits for improvement in plant populations.
Why would breeding dogs support Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection?
Selective breeding supports Darwins theory because, we adapt to our environments and believe whoever is compatible with breeding will pass on the trait, even if that means outside their own species.
What were the sources of evidence Darwin used for his theory of evolution?
Darwin used various sources of evidence to support his theory of evolution, including the fossil record showing patterns of species change over time, comparative anatomy and embryology showing similarities between different species, biogeography illustrating patterns of species distribution, and selective breeding experiments demonstrating artificial selection. Additionally, he observed natural variations within species and proposed the mechanism of natural selection to explain how advantageous traits become more prevalent in a population over generations.
What does selection mean in game maker?
Explain. I have never seen the term selection used.
Explain the difference between artificial and natural selection?
Artificial selection is anthropogenic -- humans interfere with nature to determine what traits get passed on, whereas natural selection is when through sexual reproduction the traits passed on are determined by survival of the fittest.
What are different scientific methods and explain?
observation hypothesis experiments result further hypothesis further experiments results and theory
