New individuals moving into an area and joining the breeding population are an example of gene flow. True or False?

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This statement is true. Gene flow refers to the movement of genes from one population to another, either through the migration of individuals or the transfer of gametes (such as pollen or sperm). When new individuals move into an area and interbreed with the existing population, they bring in new genetic material and increase the genetic diversity of the population.

New Individuals Moving into an Area and Joining the Breeding