Answer:
I would say Artificial Selection.
Explanation:
Khan Academy defines Artificial Selection as: "Artificial selection, also called "selective breeding”, is where humans select for desirable traits in agricultural products or animals, rather than leaving the species to evolve and change gradually without human interference, like in natural selection." The other options seem a bit irrelevant to the question.
Answer:
Artificial Selection
Explanation:
Artificial selection involves selecting breeding. This is when farmers breed two plants which bear the largest, sweetest or tastiest fruits or which give high yields of the crops. The same process happens in cows, where farmers select animals to breed, based on high milk yield, or meat production.
However, farmers are becoming to think more differently in order to improve the welfare of animals. Instead of high yields, they are looking to increase disease resistance among animals and plants alike. Banana breeders are looking towards wilder plants with more disease resistance. But all in all, it is artificial selection. It's not bad, as it increases nutritional values for us humans.
