Biology

The correct answer is: B.Allele frequencies remain constant.

Explanation:

In a population with random mating, the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium predicts that allele frequencies will remain constant over generations, as long as none of the following factors are at play:

1.No mutations

2.No migration (gene flow)

3.Random mating

4.No genetic drift (large population size)

5.No natural selection

If these conditions are met, the allele frequencies in the population will not change...