In selective-breeding procedures,members of a species that display a particular attribute are bred to each other.If the particular attribute is inherited,it is expected that subsequent generations of offspring will

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Selective breeding is the process of intentionally breeding individuals with desirable traits in order to produce offspring with those same traits. If the particular attribute is inherited, subsequent generations of offspring are expected to display the attribute even more frequently than the first generation did, as those individuals with the desired trait are selectively chosen as parents. Therefore, the correct answer is D) display the attribute more often than the first generation did.

In Selective-Breeding Procedures,members of a Species That Display a Particular