Question

selection
artificial selection
have you ever eaten cabbage, brussel sprouts, corn, or tomatoes? these vegetables that we see in the supermarket today are the result of years of selective breeding certain traits in a parent plant. when humans choose to selectively breed organisms with certain characteristics they are artificially selecting for, or favoring, those traits in a population - traits that are more likely to be passed onto future generations.
dog traits have been artificially selected for by humans for hundreds of years. watch this video to find out
select which of the following is/are example(s) of artificial selection. click on each of the letters to read more about each image.

Explanation:

Artificial selection is when humans selectively breed organisms for certain traits. Dogs have been selectively bred by humans for centuries for various traits like size, coat - type, and working ability. Vegetables like broccoli are also results of artificial selection from wild plants. Seals in the wild are not typically the result of artificial selection as they have evolved through natural processes.

Answer:

The dog and the broccoli are examples of artificial selection.