The Population is not in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium because
the genotere frequencies are not equal to the expected genotype
frequencies based on the given allek frequencies
This implies that the Population's undergone some changes in the last two
decades
from the hardy weinbers equilibrium suggests that natural selection, genetic drift, mutation,
non-condom muting, or gene flow may have influenced the Populations genetit structure
If the population is evolving, it could be due to genetic drift or natural selection.
b. If there is no genetic drift and no natural selection, the population is not evolving.
c. Gene flow could serve as a counterbalance to genetic drift, preventing evolution.
d. If this population is isolated, gene flow would be the easiest Hardy-Weinberg
assumption to control regarding this population.
e. A bottleneck effect would have no impact on the evolution of this population.