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Hardy - Weinberg law is the principle of genetic equilibrium according to which in the absence of external environmental disturbances, a randomly mating population remains in genetic equilibrium. Lamarck postulated the theory of inheritance of acquired characters. Mendelian principles explained the inheritance of genetic characters from one generation to another.

1. True
2. False

Correct answer: True

Solution

Hardy-Weinberg law describes genetic equilibrium, while Mendelian principles explain the inheritance of genetic characters.

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