A long established population that has had no new individuals entering the population would be considered to be in:
A) genetic stasis.
B) genetic equilibrium.
C) population stability.
D) allelic disequilibrium
E) allele balance.

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A long-established population with no new individuals entering is likely in genetic equilibrium, where allele frequencies remain constant over generations in the absence of evolutionary forces.

A Long Established Population That Has Had No New Individuals