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15 IULYA Q: Can one locus be in Hardy-Weinberg proportions, and the other not? Q: Why or why not?_
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Yes, this is possible that one locus is in Hardy Weinberg equlibrum and other locus is not in Hardy Weinberg equlibrum.

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This is possible because one locus is selected in the population and another selection do not experience any selection.

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