The Hardy-Weinberg principle assumes no mutation, no migration, no sel…

Question

The Hardy-Weinberg principle assumes no mutation, no migration, no selection and:

Accepted Answer

B. An infinite population

1. No real population meets these conditions.
2. It also assumes an infinite population.
3. It is a useful baseline.
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Answer

Constant inbreeding

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A very tiny population

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Frequent random disasters

The Hardy-Weinberg principle assumes no mutation, no migration, no selection and:

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