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To summarize:
Selective breeding by completing the prompts.
Introduction:
Breeding is sexual reproduction that produces posterity, typically animals or plants. It can just happen between a male and a female animal or plant.
Explanation of Solution
Selective breeding, which is also known as artificial selection method, is a cycle utilized by people to grow new animals with suitable attributes.
Goal: In a population, it increases the frequency of desired traits or alleles.
Example: Breeds of cats or dogs.
The offspring of parents that have different forms of a trait: hybrid
Two different types of selective breeding: hybridization and inbreeding
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