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Which option gives the correct cause-and-effect relationship for Variation and evolution, Selective breeding: students must explain that selective breeding can lead to inbreeding.

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Variation and evolution

Question

  1. A. Correct cause and effect: Mitosis maintains chromosome number; meiosis halves chromosome number. This matches Selective breeding because students must explain that selective breeding can lead to inbreeding.
  2. B. Reversed cause: Claiming meiosis is used for body growth. This would blur Mitosis vs meiosis instead of testing Selective breeding.
  3. C. Missing link: Claiming mitosis produces gametes. This misses the objective focus on explain that selective breeding can lead to inbreeding.
  4. D. Different process: It moves into a neighbouring Unit 4.6 idea rather than Variation and evolution / Selective breeding.

Answer

The correct option is Correct cause and effect: Mitosis maintains chromosome number; meiosis halves chromosome number. This matches Selective breeding because students must explain that selective breeding can lead to inbreeding.. It is the only option that keeps Mitosis vs meiosis separate and answers the approved learning objective in Selective breeding.

Explanation

The correct option is Correct cause and effect: Mitosis maintains chromosome number; meiosis halves chromosome number. This matches Selective breeding because students must explain that selective breeding can lead to inbreeding.. Correct cause and effect: Mitosis maintains chromosome number; meiosis halves chromosome number. This matches Selective breeding because students must explain that selective breeding can lead to inbreeding. is correct because Mitosis maintains chromosome number; meiosis halves chromosome number. The learning objective says students must explain that selective breeding can lead to inbreeding, so the answer must stay inside Selective breeding. The alternative options are wrong because they either claiming meiosis is used for body growth., claiming mitosis produces gametes., or drift away from mitosis questions must focus on identical cells, growth, repair, asexual reproduction, or maintained chromosome number..

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Selective breeding common mistake 1

Giving a vague answer instead of directly addressing: Explain that selective breeding can lead to inbreeding..

Answer by clearly explaining how to explain that selective breeding can lead to inbreeding..

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