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Biology, 07.03.2020 03:04 youngsiron

Here is a picture of the seed head of a plant called teosinte, the wild ancestor from which corn was bred. Explain how artificial selection can be used to take
advantage of the natural variation within species to produce something like corn from teosinte, or poodles from wolves.


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