What is one condition that must be met for a population to be in genetic equilibrium?
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"An equilibrium population is one in which the allelic frequencies and the distribution of genotypes remain constant in succeeding generations.
This can occur only if following cases occurs:
a. There are zero mutations
b. There is nix gene flow between populations
c. The population is very large
d. All the mating must be random.
e. There is nix natural selection.
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