According to the Hardy-Weinberg principle, if p and q are unchanging in a population, the population is in equilibrium. What type of population does this scenario represent?
a stable population that will soon experience migration
a population that is exposed to many environmental changes
a population with constant allele frequencies
a population that is experiencing rapid genetic mutations

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According to the Hardy-Weinberg principle, if p and q are unchanging in a population, the population is in equilibrium. What type of population does this scenario represent? 
       a stable population that will soon experience migration
       a population that is exposed to many environmental changes
       a population with constant allele frequencies
       a population that is experiencing rapid genetic mutations

anonymous · Answer

@bleebleebleed

melodydude · Answer

Hardy-Weinberg describes the allele frequencies of a non-evolving population

teddyiswatshecallsme · Answer

d)a population with stable allele frequencies

teddyiswatshecallsme · Answer

c*