Population genetics is based on the Hardy-Weinberg law that states that

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The Hardy-Weinberg law states that if certain conditions are met, a population's allele frequencies will remain constant from generation to generation, and therefore the population will not change. This suggests that if the "forces" of evolution (such as mutation, genetic drift, migration, natural selection) are kept in check, populations will not change over time.

Population Genetics Is Based on the Hardy-Weinberg Law That States