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▸ noun: (evolutionary theory, rare, sometimes humorous or derogatory) The selection of certain genes caused by the actions of humans, especially the intentional intervention in the breeding of plants or animals in order to preserve selected genetic traits; eugenics, selective breeding or culling.
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▸ noun: (evolutionary theory, rare, sometimes humorous or derogatory) The selection of certain genes caused by the actions of humans, especially the intentional intervention in the breeding of plants or animals in order to preserve selected genetic traits; eugenics, selective breeding or culling.
Similar:
artificial selection,
counterselection,
natural selection,
selection,
sexual selection,
positive eugenics,
eugenics,
supernatural selection,
negative eugenics,
selective advantage,
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