) Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium must occur in populations wherein
A) an allele remains fixed.
B) no genetic variation exists.
C) natural selection is not operating.

2 of these are correct...thats what the answer bank states. Therefore i believe C is correct. Im having trouble differentiating between A and B though...

Question

) Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium must occur in populations wherein
A) an allele remains fixed.
B) no genetic variation exists.
C) natural selection is not operating.

2 of these are correct...thats what the answer bank states. Therefore i believe C is correct. Im having trouble differentiating between A and B though...

anonymous · Answer

B is also correct. The gene pool has to stay the same from generation to generation therefore no genetic variation may exist.

anonymous · Answer

nvm yall..answered my own question