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A population will not exist in Hardly-Weinberg equilbrium if

A

individual mates selectively

B

there are no mutation

C

the population is large

D

There is no migration

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B
Hardly-Weinberg equilibrium exists in population only when following conditions are present
No mutation
no gene flow ltbgt No genetic recombination
Random mating occurs
No natural selection pressure
If the individuals in the population mate selectively, it will mutation thus shifting the Hardly-Weinberg equilibrium
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