+The **Hardy-Weinberg principle** describes [genetic equilibrium](/wiki/Genetic_Equilibrium) in an ideal, non-evolving population, asserting that allele and genotype frequencies remain constant across generations under specific conditions. It provides a foundational null hypothesis for [evolution](/wiki/Evolution), modeling a stable state against which change can be measured.
+## See also
+- [Allele](/wiki/Allele)
+- [Genotype](/wiki/Genotype)
+- [Population Genetics](/wiki/Population_Genetics)
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