Which of the following conditions is not based on the Hardy-Weinberg principle? Large population size No mutations Randomly mating populations Selective breeding
Hardy Weinberg principle saying that under certain conditions, the genotype frequency and the allele frequency will remain constant in a sexually reproducing population over a generation. If this principle is true, then he is saying that evolution must be stopped at some point in life.
The conditions which maintain his principle are no gene flow, random mating, no mutation, no natural selection, and large population size. So, small population, natural selection, nonrandom mating, mutation, will disrupt Hard-Weinberg. equilibrium.
