Asked by corie

List the five conditions that can disturb genetic equilibrium in a
population

I think Infinite population size, no mutation, no selection against a certain homozygous gene, random mating, no immigration/emigration Mutations. can someone let me know if this is right or not? if not can someone tell me what the right answer is?
Answered by corie
someone plz plz plz plz plz plz plz plz plz help me!
Answered by Vannah
your correct .
Answered by AnswerKing
For those looking for answers, this is incorrect because she is listing the 5 conditions that don't disturb it, the correct answer is non-random mating, small population size, immigration or emigration, mutations, and natural selection. Have a nice day!
Answered by Abbby
Who do I believe?
Answered by dank memes
Think, "What causes genetic change?"
Answered by Anonymous
The AnswerKing is correct. These factors change genetic sequences in a population. corie misunderstood the question, so she wrote things that KEEP the genetic sequences constant, or same. That is, depends on what your questions ask
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