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All of following are requirement for a population to be maintained in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium through several generations of intermating except

Nonrandom mating among individuals No net mutations Large population size Isolation from other populations (no migration into or out of the population)

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All of following are requirement for a population to be maintained in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium through several generations of intermating except

Nonrandom mating among individuals

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