Respuesta :

Yes, the hardy-Weinberg equilibrium deals about the population and stuff

Explanation:

Definition:

  • Hardly Weinberg principle is also known as Hardly Wein-berg equilibrium
  • In simple terms, Hardy Weinberg equilibrium can be stated as the genetic variation in a family will always remain constant from one generation to the next generation during  the absence of disturbing influences

Formula:

The Hardly Weinberg equation is represented  in the form of,

p2 + 2pq + q2 = 1

where,

p2 denotes the  statistics of AA (homozygous dominant)

2pq denotes the statistics of Aa (heterozygous)

q2 r denotes the  statistics of aa (homozygous recessive)

Conditions for Hardly Weinberg Principle:

The condition for the Hardly Weinberg conditions are listed below here,

1.No gene flow

2.No natural selection

3.Random Mating

4.large population  size

5.no mutation

Answer:

its no

Explanation:

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