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The term biological introgression, or the introduction of genetic material into a population, is significant to our discussion of the evolution of modern humans because Current evidence suggests that the modern human genome is solely the result of anagenesis, or the process of directly evolving from one species into another Current evidence suggests that parts of the modern human genome are the result of periodic hybridization with closely related species Current genomic evidence indicates that modern humans have not experienced biological introgression Current evidence regarding biological introgression is unclear because we have not sequenced the genome of other human species