Genetic drift is the process of one type/color surviving without having any selective advantage. In this model, having higher number of flagella do not confer any selective advantage. We've observed that if we run the model long enough, we see only one type survive in the population.

So far we have explored the phenomenon of genetic drift, when there are only two types. Let's explore the phenomenon further when there are multiple types.

Let's focus on the left region while you answer these questions.

Answer question 14 below before you run the model to note down your predictions. Then run the model to test those predictions.