Question

artificial selection is... plants and animals with the traits best suited for survival humans selecting and breeding organisms with traits we want change in a populations gene pool over time something that only occurs in the wild

Explanation:

Artificial selection is a process where humans deliberately select and breed organisms (plants or animals) based on specific traits they desire. This is different from natural selection (where nature selects traits for survival). The option "humans selecting and breeding organisms with traits we want" accurately describes artificial selection. The other options are incorrect: "plants and animals with the traits best suited for survival" refers more to natural selection; "Change in a population's gene pool over time" is a general description of evolution (which can include both natural and artificial selection but is too broad here); "something that only occurs in the wild" is wrong as artificial selection is a human - driven process (not wild - based).

Answer:

humans selecting and breeding organisms with traits we want