According to Hardy-Weinberg the allelic frequencies remain the same through generations. Option is B. dominant alleles become more common in each generation.
The Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium is a theory that states that when a population is in equilibrium, its allelic and genotypic frequencies remain the same through generations.
No evolutive forces are acting on these populations (natural selection, genetic flow, genetic drift, mutation), there are random matings, no superposed generations, and the population size is infinite.
The correct option is B. They disproved that dominant alleles become more common in each generation.
This can not be true since allelic frequencies remain the same through generations.
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