Question

What conditions must be true for a population to remain in genetic equilibrium?

Gene flow, genetic drift, sexual selection, population isolation, and no mutations

Gene flow, random mating, no mutations, no genetic variation, and no natural selection

Large population, sexual selection, gene flow, no mutations, and no natural selection

Large population, random mating, no migration in or out, no mutations, and no genetic variation

Answer 1

genetic equilibrium = Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. What are the assumptions that must be satisfied for H-W equilibrium?

Assumptions of the Hardy Weinburg model:

1) No mutations
2) No immigration or emigration of individuals (and therefore alleles)
3) Population must be large
4) Mating is random
5) No natural selection