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Are We In Hardy Weinberg Equilibrium as a Human population?
4 Answers
- Anonymous4 years ago
ok
- 4 years ago
As mentioned above, that's the "ideal" situation and would rarely occur in nature. Regardless, it sets a fair baseline when talking about populations and genetics!
Source(s): https://biology-forums.com/ - Anonymous4 years ago
Has NS stopped? Nope.
- JazSincLv 74 years ago
No.
o We don't mate randomly. This leads to "distinctive subpopulations."
o Some distinctive subpopulations reproduce at a greater rate than others.
Allele frequencies are therefore changing in the human population as a whole, and thus we are not at Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium for plenty of gene loci.
