This model must be observed to conduct QST-FST analysis. (-5[1])This model is disrupted by “hitchhiking” that occurs due to linkage (15[1])disequilibrium. (15[1])Complementary (15[1])factors in this model accounting for fixation and panmixia (15[1]-5[1])were proposed by Sewall Wright. (15[2]-5[1])The Wahlund effect (15[2])refers to a change (15[1])in the F-statistic, which indicates (-5[1])a deviation (15[1])from this model. (15[4])The instability (15[1])of (15[1])this model’s (15[3])(*) inbreeding coefficient causes it to be less useful (10[1])for measuring a reduction in heterozygosity (10[2]-5[1])of an observed (10[1])population. (10[2])Infinite population (10[1])size (10[1]-5[1])is assumed (10[3])in this model, (10[6])a central equation (10[1])of which sets [read (10[1])slowly] (10[4])“p (10[1])squared (10[1])plus 2 times (10[1])p times q plus q squared” equal to one. For 10 points, name (10[1]-5[1])this (10[1]-5[2])doubly-eponymous model in which a population’s allele frequencies remain constant in a (10[1]-5[1])namesake (10[6]0[7])“equilibrium.” ■END■