There is an overwhelming amount of evidence supporting evolution by natural selection. This evidence can be divided in several categories: artificial selection, direct observations of evolutionary change, homology and analogy, the fossil record and biogeography. Which of the following statements about these forms of evidence is false

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Eileen Crosby

Biology

31 July, 13:11

There is an overwhelming amount of evidence supporting evolution by natural selection. This evidence can be divided in several categories: artificial selection, direct observations of evolutionary change, homology and analogy, the fossil record and biogeography. Which of the following statements about these forms of evidence is false

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Stokes · Answer 1

Artificial selection

Explanation:

Artificial selection is not an evidence supporting evolution by natural selection because it is done either by inbreeding or crossing breeding. It involves selectively choosing and breeding the organisms with desirable qualities. It is however an essential mechanism of accelerated and controlled evolution.