Population genetics is related to?
Answer: C. Hardy Weinberg law. (Ref Park's Textbook of PSM 22nd/Pg.766-767)HARDY WEINBERG LAW# Concerns with population genetics.# It states that "the relative frequency of each gene allele tends to remain constant from generation to generation" in the absence of forces that change the gene frequencies.# Thus it assumes that human population is static.Hardy-Weinberg law assumptions also include: No mutation occurring at the locus, Natural selection is not occurring.Completely random mating and No net migration.# But in reality, human population and gene pool is never static due to (factors affecting HARDY WEINBERG equilibrium) mutation, natural selection, population movements, breeding structures and public health measures.
Mandelian law
Watson and Crick model
Hardy Weinberg law
All of the above
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