Animal husbandary programmes are example of:

1) Variation

2) Co-evolution

3) Natural selection

4) Artificial selection

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Option 4. Artificial selection

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Animal husbandary programmes are example of: 1) Variation 2) Co-evolution 3) Natural selection 4) Artificial selection

Option 4. Artificial selection

Animal husbandary programmes are example of:

1) Variation

2) Co-evolution

3) Natural selection

4) Artificial selection