Biology, 07.06.2021 17:20 Emanuelle7843

Which statement is a reason that modern human populations never reach Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium? Evolution rarely occurs in human populations.
Mating is random in human populations.
Humans live in small, isolated groups.
Humans regularly travel all over the globe.

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