The Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium describes an ideal situation in which every
possible variable is controlled. In the real world, populations do change. What
types of forces might produce a change in the frequencies of alleles in the
population?
A. The random assortment of alleles in sexual reproduction
B. Competition for resources
C. Random fuses of gametes from the gene pool
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