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Which of the following is INCORRECT about how genetics relates to the domestication process? Domesticated species are still the same genetically as their wild counterpart, and can always still breed together to produce fertile offspring Animal domestication requires a genetic change(s) that make the animal more amenable to human control. Drastic phenotypic changes that have been observed in the plant domestication process are often only the result of a few genetic changes in regulatory genes called transcription factors. The signature of the breeding history through the domestication process in both plants and animals can be revealed by comparing genetic sequences to their ancestors, and reveals that domestication is an accelerated version of evolution. Domestication is the result of artificial selection for desirable traits, which through the mechanism of heredity dictate the next generation, and increase the frequency of the desirable trait.