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What are the implications of the Hardy-Weinberg Law?

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  1. The Hardy-Weinberg Law only applies to small, isolated populations
  2. The Hardy-Weinberg Law assumes that mating is non-random and typically assortative based on genotype.
  3. The Hardy-Weinberg Law predicts that all alleles will eventually reach an equal frequency in a stable population.
  4. The Hardy-Weinberg Law indicates that natural selection cannot occur in real populations.
  5. The Hardy-Weinberg Law suggests that mutation rates are the primary driver of evolution in large populations.
  6. The Hardy-Weinberg Law implies that genetic drift has a negligible effect on allele frequencies.
  7. The Hardy-Weinberg Law states that gene frequencies change from generation to generation
  8. The Hardy-Weinberg Law applies strictly to populations with a high rate of gene flow and migration.
  9. The Hardy-Weinberg Law states that in a population at equilibrium, both gene and genotype frequencies remain constant from generation to generation.
  10. The Hardy-Weinberg Law predicts the extinction of recessive genes over time

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