An organism was hunted almost to extinction, but the population bounced back. which evolutionary change did this species most likely experience?

Population Bottleneck

Explanation:

The bottleneck effect occurs when changes occur in the environment, so as to dramatically reduce the size of a population. The name “bottleneck effect” stems from the fact that only part of the population resists a certain pressure from the environment. It would be like a bottle full of marbles, with only a few going through the neck and some not. An example of this occurs when a small population of an almost extinct species of animals has survived and reproduced.