Statistically,how often will a given real-world population be in a state of genetic equilibrium?
A)100 percent
B)80 percent
C)25 percent
D)0 percent
E)impossible to determine

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It is impossible for a real-world population to be in a state of genetic equilibrium for an extended period of time. This is because factors such as mutations, natural selection, genetic drift and gene flow are always acting on populations and will cause changes in allele frequencies. Therefore, a state of genetic equilibrium is an idealized model that does not fully reflect the complexity of real-world populations.

Statistically,how Often Will a Given Real-World Population Be in a State