Answer 13:
Natural selection is the selection of a particular trait or species by natural forces, for example climate, resources, natural extremities (flood, drought) , etc. On the other hand, artificial selection is the selection of specific traits of interest by humans via selective breeding. For example, breeding of a specific cow for higher milk yield.
Hence, the given statement is true.
True
Answer 14:
Microevolution refers to the processess of evolution that takes place at the smallest level, i.e. in genes (sequences of bases in genetic material). This involves mutations, gene flow, recombination and natural selection. Microevolution concerns an individual within a given population. This takes place in a shorter period of time compared to macroevolution.
Macroevolution on the other hand, refers to the processess of evolution at the largest scale, i. e. evolution at and beyond species level. It involves events such as extinction, or speciation of species. Macroevolution takes longer time period comparatively to take place.
Answer 15:
Following the information from answer above, we can say that all the given statements are true. The correct choice should be:
(e) All of the above
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