Developed independently in 1908 by a German physician and a British mathematician this principle assumes that the organism under question is a diploid, reproduces sexually and
Developed independently in 1908 by a German physician and a British mathematician this principle assumes that the organism under question is a diploid, reproduces sexually and the population under consideration is idealized when there is random mating, infinite population, no selection, no mutation and no migration. FTP Name this principle that states under certain conditions, after one generation of random mating, the genotype frequencies at a single gene locus will become fixed at a particular equilibrium value?
Developed independently in 1908 by a German physician and a British mathematician this principle assumes that the organism under question is a diploid, reproduces sexually and the population under consideration is idealized when there is random mating, infinite population, no selection, no mutation and no migration.
{Hardy-Weinberg} Principle (or Equilibrium)