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how do the chances of surviving in a meadow compare for plants that have been selectively bred and plants that result from natural breeding?
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how do the chances of surviving in a meadow compare for plants that have been selectively bred and plants that result from natural breeding?

how do the chances of surviving in a meadow compare for plants that have been selectively-example-1
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The answer is C since with other organisms and through natural selection,there is a higher chance of variability 
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