Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium in Populations Is Defined as Conditions That Produce

question 10

Multiple Choice

Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium in populations is defined as conditions that produce

• A) only heterozygotes.
• B) many lethal alleles.
• C) genetic drift.
• D) unchanging allele frequencies from generation to generation.
• E) purifying selection.

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