Red hair may have evolved in Neanderthals and then was introduced into human populations via interbreeding. If this is true, this would be an example of A. gene flow. B. genetic drift. C. the founder effect.

Red hair may have evolved in Neanderthals and then was introduced into human populations via interbreeding. If this is true, this would be an example of

A. gene flow.
B. genetic drift.
C. the founder effect.
D. natural selection.
E. gene pooling.

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