Selective breeding and natural selection both change how common an allele is in a population. What is the difference between them?

Объяснение

In one process a breeder picks the parents with a purpose in mind, and in the other the conditions of the habitat leave some individuals more likely to survive and breed, so the selecting agent is the whole of the difference. Treating the two as one process hides that one of them has a goal and the other has none, and speed is not what separates them.