What conditions must be met for the Hardy-Weinberg principle to be applicable to a genetic population?

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Population with minimal mutation ratesPopulation exhibiting a high mutation rate and small sizeNon-random mating within a limited populationNo gene flow and a large population size

Explanation

The Hardy-Weinberg principle assumes an ideal population with no evolutionary influences such as mutation, migration, or selection. However, a high mutation rate combined with a small population size disrupts these assumptions, making the principle inapplicable under such conditions.