What is the goal of artifical selection?

Answer 1

The goal of artificial selection is to produce offspring with desirable qualities.

For example, some dog breeders use artificial selection to mate two dogs who are purebreds. In this manner, the offspring will also be purebred.

Similarly, dog breeders may use artificial selection to create "cute" hybrids. An example is the labradoodle which has a shape similar to that of a labrador retriever but the curly hair of a poodle.

Answer 2

Selective breeding aims to produce the "perfect" animal/crop.For example someone might selectively breed a sheep for more/softer wool.

It is generally used in farming to produce something that will create a bigger profit.

Answer 3

To make human race wealthy. because through artificial selection the animals or plants which are produced have no role in evolution. they don't exist for a long time if we let them live in nature. over producing cow or hen or crop they need our care. but when they are in their own they will produce a less.

Answer 4

The goal of artificial selection is to intentionally breed plants or animals with specific desirable traits to enhance characteristics such as yield, size, color, or behavior. By selecting individuals with these desired traits to reproduce, humans can influence the genetic makeup of populations over time.

Answer 5

speed up the process of divergent evolution

or A on your Biology homework

Answer 6

They choose animals with the desired qualities and they have them breed. This creates a higher probability of the offspring having the desired trait.