Which term can be applied to a population that is not in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium?

A.) large

B.) stable

C.) stagnant

D.) evolving

The correct answer is D. evolving

Life forms that are not in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium are evolving, which means vice versa as well, if the equilibrium is ensured, then the species is stagnant.

he Hardy-Weinberg Law states that under the following conditions both phenotype and allelic frequencies remain constant from generation to generation. The conditions are

. 1. large population size 2. no mutation 3. no immigration or emigration 4. random mating 5. random reproductive success.

The answer hence is D