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Theories of evolution :smiley:, Caparazones_en_Galápagos, 220px-Es…

- - - - Artificial selection, also called selective breeding, is based on the choice of parents and the selection of their offspring to develop chosen traits, for reasons of productivity, resistance, docility, aesthetics, among others. Techniques such as consanguinity and crossing are used. :check:
      - Structural adaptations involve color, shape, and other physical characteristics.
      - Functional adaptations involve internal body systems that affect biochemistry.
      - Behavioral adaptations involve the way an organism behaves or acts.
        
        Camouflage and mimicry are adaptations that help species avoid being eaten. :+1:
        
        • Camouflage – enables a species to blend in with its environment.
        
        • Mimicry: when one species resembles another species.