The five conditions given below must be met for a population to be in Hardy Wein
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The five conditions given below must be met for a population to be in Hardy Weinberg equilibrium. Which one of them is NOT actually a requirement for HWE? Of the five conditions listed below, which one is most important in adapting a population to its changing local environment? Limpets growing high in the intertidal zone, where they experience heavy wave action, are more conical than individuals of the same species growing in the subtidal zone, where they are protected from waves. Individuals transplanted from the high intertidal zone to the subtidal zone add new growth, which produces a flatter, subtidal shape. This experiment suggests that A gene pool is all of the alleles Genetic drift as an evolutionary factor isExplanation / Answer
2. Naatural selection allow the population to adapt to its changing local environment. By which new population shows variation from previous population. Which leads to evalution. Eg: Antibiotic resistance shown by bacteria. Actually in which antibiotic selection pressure Switch-ON already mutated bacterial gene, Which has ability to allow the growth of that perticular cell or cell population in changing local environment. The selection pressure worked on cells is called as "Natural Selection".
3. Changes in Limpets shape by changing their habitate is Environmentally induced phenotype. It is temperary charector. Eg: Change in the shape of Daphnia according to lake temperature.
4. Gene pool is collection of all genes in a population. according to this answer is the allels pressent in a specific population at a given moment. If the freequency of genes in a gene pool change then we call it as Evolution.
5. When chance of events cause changes in freequency of allele in population is termed as genetic Drift. It has grater effect on smaller populations or gene pools. It may completely remove the allele from the population there by reuce variation in gene pool. @ types of Genetic drifts are 1. Bottle neck effect, due to loss of individuals from population by any means and left very few individuals of that population 2. Founder effect - if a small population colonize in a new habitate there by reduce population size and genetic variability. So according to the Q answer is
" A" Grater force ina popultion with smaller number than in a population with larger number.