Question

A population that meets the Hardy-Weinberg requirements for equilibrium will experience

A)Sexual selection
B)small population size
C)migration in or out
D)random mating

Answer 1

If Hardy–Weinberg Equilibrium is achieved then no evolution occurs.To achieve the equilibrium five conditions must be met:Population must be very large.Population must be isolated from other populations (no immigration or emigration).No mutationsRandom matingNo natural selection (i.e. every individual has an equal chance of survival

Answer 2

A population that meets the Hardy-Weinberg requirements for equilibrium will experience

random mating.