Multiple Choice
The Hardy-Weinberg equations only hold true,that is,a population is only in equilibrium
A) when immigration in and out of the area are held constant.
B) when changes only take place over long periods of time.
C) when it includes episodes of extinction.
D) when the population is designed to survive in new habitats.
E) when all of the Hardy-Weinberg assumptions are met.
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