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The Hardy-Weinberg principle assumes random mating and no mutation, migration, or selection.
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The Hardy-Weinberg principle's foundational baseline assumes an idealized population with random mating, no mutation, migration, or selection, making it a matter of established textbook definition.

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The claim states the standard textbook definition of the assumptions underlying the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium model. This is a matter of common knowledge and definitional baseline in population genetics, so no specific citation is needed.

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