Which of the following summarizes the Hardy-Weinberg principle?
a. Without evolutionary forces, a population’s allele frequencies are stable.
b. Traits are acquired through use or disuse and passed to offspring.
c. Due to microevolution, the population’s genetic structure is changing.
d. Natural selection impacts the genetic makeup of a population.
a. Without evolutionary forces, a population’s allele frequencies are stable.
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