Technologies have significantly impacted artificial selection in organisms by making the process more efficient and precise. For example, advancements in genetic engineering and biotechnology have allowed researchers to manipulate and transfer specific genes that are responsible for desired traits in organisms. This has enabled breeders to select for and propagate certain traits more effectively than traditional breeding methods. Additionally, technologies such as genomics and marker-assisted selection have allowed breeders to identify and select for specific genes or markers associated with desired traits, speeding up the breeding process. Overall, technologies have revolutionized the way artificial selection is conducted, leading to the development of improved crops, livestock, and other organisms with desired traits.
