The Wahlund effect implies that this condition does not hold overall, since the emergence of subpopulations suppresses heterozygotes.
The Wahlund effect implies that this condition does not hold overall, since the emergence of subpopulations suppresses heterozygotes. It may be generalized using a multinomial expansion to an arbitrary power, though working with its simplest case requires squaring a binomial whose terms sum to one. The occurrence of inbreeding, as well as small sample size, assortative mating, mutation, or natural selection, cause deviations from its predictions. FTP, name this null hypothesis that predicts that, across generations, allele frequencies will remain the same.
The Wahlund effect implies that this condition does not hold overall, since the emergence of subpopulations suppresses heterozygotes.
{Hardy}-{Weinberg} equilibrium