How can artificial selection result in new species?

This is a giant wolf. This picture may be of the biggest wolf on Earth but wolves are clearly big animals. This dog is a descendant of the grey wolf. This dog is so small that it can fit in the palm of your hand. read more

First I'll say that, artificial selection (colloquially known as breeding) takes advantage of how offspring inherits some features from their parents to gain different shapes or abilities which, overtime and many generations, adds up into a big difference that result into a new species to the first generation. read more

We have heard about many cases of artificial selection, where the hand of the man “created” a new species by selecting individuals with particular characteristics of its interest and reproducing them, such as dogs, cows, many seeds and plants, etc. read more