explian why violating these conditions would result in changing allele frequencies.
try to list five conditions please.
oh heres some extra info
[In a ideal situation the hardy-weinberg equilibrum describes how various alleles reach a stable point where thier frequencies do not change with each generation.]
What conditions have to exist to maintain a hardy-weinberg equilibrium?
1. - no mutation
2. - no gene flow
3. - no genetic drift
4. - random mating
5. - no natural selection
If any of these 5 conditions are violated then alleles will be lost or new ones introduced or appear thus changing the equilibrium allele frequencies.
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