which of the following populations is more likely to reach Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium? large population residing on an isolated island or small population, reproductively isolated, branched off from a larger population or large population residing in an earthquake–prone city

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which of the following populations is more likely to reach Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium?  large population residing on an isolated island or small population, reproductively isolated, branched off from a larger population or large population residing in an earthquake–prone city

anonymous · Answer

i think it is a because it would not work on a small population

anonymous · Answer

A large population on an isolated island for sure. It would have the lowest chance of genetic drift because there would be little immigration, mutations, and a large gene pool.

koikkara · Answer

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