Biology, 03.03.2021 01:00 JBFROMYD

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.

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