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fox · **on:** Jul 10, 2018

The Hardy-Weinberg genetic equilibrium formula assumes that

a. the population under study is infinitely large.
b. there is constant mutation of alleles in the population under study.
c. the population under study is very small.
d. natural selection is very active
e. a great gene flow activity takes place.

Question 2

Population geneticists use the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium equation to determine

a. whether evolution is occurring at all loci throughout the genome simultaneously.
b. whether evolution is occurring at a given locus.
c. the mode of inheritance of Mendelian traits.
d. whether a particular trait is polygenic.
e. whether a particular trait is polygamous