Question

How does artificial selection differ from natural selection? Choose all that apply.

O During artificial selection, the mating pairs are selected by humans, not the organisms.
O The outcomes of artificial selection are predictable.
O Artificial selection requires variety in a population.
O Artificial selection does not help a population adapt to its environment.

Answer 1

All answers should be selected.

Step-by-step explanation:

Artificial selection means humans select the mating pairs which makes the outcomes predictable. Variety is required because it is how humans can "customize" the traits of an organism. However, it does not help a population adapt to its environment because these traits are made for human satisfaction, not the survival of an organism.

Answer 2

The last option is correct. “Artificial selection does not help a population adapt to its environment.”