Throughout the years, many crops and domestic animals have been selectively bred for desirable traits. For example, domestic dogs have been bred for characteristics such as temperament, color, and size.

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Throughout the years, many crops and domestic animals have been selectively bred for desirable traits. For example, domestic dogs have been bred for characteristics such as temperament, color, and size.

How can selective breeding change the genetic makeup of such species?
A.
Some traits could become more common than they naturally would be.
B.
Some traits could become less common than they naturally would be.
C.
It could result in changes to the genetic diversity within the species.
D.
all of these

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D. all of these

Selective breeding can lead to certain traits becoming more common, while others become less common than they would naturally be. This can ultimately result in changes to the genetic diversity within the species as a whole.