(Solved): Mamilanisery. A population of organisms in said to be in Handy-Weinberg equilibrium if it is not ...

© Mamilanisery. A population of organisms in said to be in Handy-Weinberg equilibrium if it is not evolving. Is a population that is not evolving, the frequency of alleles, genotypes, and phenotypes remains stable over generations. There are several assumptions that must be true for a population to te in Hanly-Weinberg equilitriam. Select all of the samenents that are awsmptions of a population in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium.

The population size is unimportant.

One phonotype has a higher sarvival rate.

The population han two alleles of a gese, and one allele is dominant.

There is no migration in or est of the population

There is no set mutation of preves.

Random mating eccurs within the population.