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Natural selection and artificial selection?

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Natural Selection- Where the species develops immunity to the detrimental vagaries of its environment or becomes extinct because of it.

Artificial Selection- Where someone intervenes, purposely to aid a species to overcome or negate circumstances that would normally lead it to extinction.

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