Question: Which of the following statements are true for a population that is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium? (Select all that apply.) The allele frequencies change while the genotype frequencies remain constant. This locus is particularly susceptible to high mutation rates. The allele frequencies will be equal to 0.5 (i.e., p and q = 0.5). The population is very small in size. The genotype frequencies can be calculated from the observed allele frequencies. There is strong selection for the most common form of this gene in the human population. Individuals in the population are mating randomly with respect to this trait. Allele frequencies will no longer add up to 1. Need Assignment Help?