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It's a pullet. The comb and wattles change color when stressed or too warm due to increased blood flow- just like how our cheeks flush.

Pullet

It's still too early to be sure. Some wyandottes are obviously male or female at that age but most aren't. Yours could still go either way. It's too early for sex-specific feathering. You can't judge their sex by patchy coloring at that age, especially when you are dealing with hatchery stock...