What does the Hardy-WeinbergWeinberg principle state about the gene pool in a population?
What does the Hardy-WeinbergWeinberg principle state about the gene pool in a population?
It changes from generation to generation.
It remains constant from generation to generation.
It is only present in certain populations and not others.
It is only present in certain generations and not others.
Solution
The Hardy-Weinberg principle states that the gene pool in a population remains constant from generation to generation, meaning that the allele frequencies in a population are stable.