For a biologist studying a small fish population in the lab, which Hardy- Weinberg condition is easiest to meet?
A) random mating
B) no gene flow
C) no selection
D) no genetic drift
E) no mutation

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In a lab setting, controlling the environment to prevent gene flow from outside populations is the easiest condition to meet. This can be achieved by physically isolating the fish population from others, ensuring that no new genetic material is introduced from outside sources.

For a Biologist Studying a Small Fish Population in the Lab