Population numbers and variation (figure 14-19)

It shows the flowchart summarizing Darwin's theory of natural selection

selective breeding of domesticated plants and animals to produce offspring with genetic traits that humans value

How do pesticides show natural selection?

since pesticides are poison to kill insects that are pests in crops and in homes, but the stages from the beginning to now, show that the insects are more resistant to the chemical attack

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Darwin proposed natural selection as the mechanism of evolution

Question	Answer
Population numbers and variation (figure 14-19)	It shows the flowchart summarizing Darwin's theory of natural selection
Artificial selection	selective breeding of domesticated plants and animals to produce offspring with genetic traits that humans value
How do pesticides show natural selection?	since pesticides are poison to kill insects that are pests in crops and in homes, but the stages from the beginning to now, show that the insects are more resistant to the chemical attack