The Hardy-Weinberg principle is used to describe: (A) Conditions under which allele frequencies remain constant in a population. (B) The mechanism of natural selection acting on traits. (C) The chemic

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The Hardy-Weinberg principle is used to describe:

(A) Conditions under which allele frequencies remain constant in a population.
(B) The mechanism of natural selection acting on traits.
(C) The chemical origin of life on Earth.
(D) The stages of human evolution.

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Correct answer: A

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