A population in which the allele and genotype frequencies do not change over time is said to be in:

A) genetic stasis.
B) allele balance.
C) genetic equilibrium.
D) population stability.
E) phenotype equilibrium.

Genetic Equilibrium

A state in a population where allele frequencies remain constant over time, assuming no evolutionary influences.

Allele

Different versions of a gene, known as alleles, result from mutations and exist at the identical location on a chromosome.

Genotype Frequencies

The proportion of different genetic variants (genotypes) within a population.