In order to meet the conditions of the Hardy-Weinberg predictions, a population must:
A) be very large.
B) mutate very quickly.
C) have extensive mating rituals.
D) have a large number of immigrants.
E) have a high rate of natural selection.

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The Hardy-Weinberg principle assumes a very large population size to negate the effects of genetic drift, among other conditions such as no mutation, random mating, no immigration or emigration, and no natural selection.

In Order to Meet the Conditions of the Hardy-Weinberg Predictions