Har|dy-Wein|berg

Har|dy-Wein|berg
Har|dy-Wein|berg «HAR dee WYN burg», adjective.
Genetics. of, having to do with, or derived from the principle that the relative frequency of genes and genotypes in a population remains constant as long as breeding is random and the environment stable from one generation to the next.
╂[< G.H. Hardy, an English mathematician, and W. Weinberg, a German biologist, who demonstrated this principle independently in 1908]

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