Answer:
The correct answer would be c) A population with constant allele frequencies.
The Hardy-Weinberg population is a population in which the allele frequencies do not change generation over generations that is, it is not evolving.
In order to achieve Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, the population must follow conditions like:
- The population size must be large.
- No natural processes such as genetic drift, natural selection et cetera which can change the allele frequency should work on the population.
- The mating should be random.
- No immigration and emigration.
