Five factors are known to affect Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Three of them are: gene migration or gene flow, genetic drift and mutation. Rest two are

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Five factors are known to affect Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Three of them are: gene migration or gene flow, genetic drift and mutation. Rest two are (A) Somatic variation and natural selection (B) Genetic recombination and random breeding (C) Genetic recombination and natural selection (D) Lack of random breeding and Saltation

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The five factors affecting Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium are A. Gene migration and gene flow B. Genetic drift C. Mutation D. Genetic recombination E. Natural selection

Q. Five factors are known to affect Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Three of them are: gene migration or gene flow, genetic drift and mutation. Rest two are

Somatic variation and natural selection

Genetic recombination and random breeding

Genetic recombination and natural selection

Lack of random breeding and Saltation

The five factors affecting Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium are A. Gene migration and gene flow B. Genetic drift C. Mutation D. Genetic recombination E. Natural selection

The five factors affecting Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium are
A. Gene migration and gene flow
B. Genetic drift
C. Mutation
D. Genetic recombination
E. Natural selection