Its validity requires several assumptions, including a large sample size, no differential [*] survival, no migration, no mutations, and non-random mating.
Its validity requires several assumptions, including a large sample size, no differential [*] survival, no migration, no mutations, and non-random mating. Commonly applied to the case of one locus with two alleles, it requires that observed allele frequencies sum to one. For 10 points—name this equilibrium commonly used in genetics problems.
Its validity requires several assumptions, including a large sample size, no differential [*] survival, no migration, no mutations, and non-random mating.
Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium