How are natural selection and artificial selection different? How are they similar?

Define:
Directional Selection

Disruptive Selection

Stabilizing Selection

What is a bottleneck event and what is the effect of a bottleneck event on a population?

What are GMO’s? List at least one advantage and disadvantage to GMO’s

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Natural selection and artificial selection are different in that natural selection is the process by which certain traits are favored in a population due to their survival or reproductive advantage in their natural environment, whereas artificial selection is when humans intentionally breed certain organisms for specific desired traits. However, they are similar in that both processes involve the selection of certain traits within a population.

Directional Selection: a type of natural selection where one extreme trait is favored over the other, leading to a shift in the population's gene pool towards that extreme trait.

Disruptive Selection: a type of natural selection where individuals with extreme traits are favored over those with intermediate traits, leading to the population becoming more diverse.

Stabilizing Selection: a type of natural selection where individuals with intermediate traits are favored over extreme traits, leading to a reduction in genetic diversity within the population.

A bottleneck event is when a population is drastically reduced in numbers due to a catastrophic event, such as a natural disaster or disease outbreak. The effect of a bottleneck event on a population is a loss of genetic diversity, which can increase the risk of inbreeding and reduce the population's ability to adapt to changing environments.

GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms) are organisms whose genetic material has been altered through genetic engineering techniques. One advantage of GMOs is their potential to increase crop yields and food production to help alleviate food shortages. However, a disadvantage of GMOs is the uncertainty surrounding the long-term effects on human health and the environment. Additionally, GMOs can lead to the loss of biodiversity and the potential for gene transfer to non-GMO organisms.

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Natural selection is when certain characteristics help animals survive better in the wild, while artificial selection is when people choose specific traits to breed. They are similar because they both involve choosing certain traits.

Directional Selection is when a certain trait becomes more popular in a population.

Disruptive Selection is when extremes are favored over intermediate traits.

Stabilizing Selection is when intermediate traits are favored over extreme traits.

A bottleneck event is when a population gets really small due to a disaster, which can reduce genetic diversity.

GMOs are organisms with altered genetic material. One advantage is they can increase crop yields, but a disadvantage is the unknown long-term effects on health and the environment.