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  1. A population will not exist in Hardy - Weinberg equilibrium if:
    1. There are no mutations
    2. There is no migration
    3. The population is large
    4. Individuals mate selectively
Correct Option: D

The theory of Hardy- Weinberg equilibrium states that in the absence of disturbance on the level of genetic structure, a population’s existance will not continue. Thus mating should be in a random way.


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