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← HistoryWhich risk increased during early maize cultivation due to selective breeding?
A)Reduced genetic diversity✓
B)Enhanced nitrogen fixation
C)Increased soil salinity
D)Decreased water requirements
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Selective breeding in early maize cultivation decreased genetic variation via genetic drift, because farmers favored specific traits, therefore the crop's resilience to diseases lessened, rather than developing broad resistance.
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