The weeds in your garden have developed a resistance to the herbicide you use. Why did this occur? a. cloning b. genetic engineering c. natural selection d. selective breeding

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The weeds in your garden have developed a resistance to the herbicide you use. Why did this occur?

a. cloning
b. genetic engineering
c. natural selection
d. selective breeding

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I would say that's natural selection

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