If we consider the Hardy-Weinberg law, then which of the following is incorrect in its sense?

Explanation

The correct answer is Option D: Non-random mating will reduce the chances of evolution. This statement contradicts the Hardy-Weinberg principle because non-random mating can significantly alter genotype frequencies and therefore increase the likelihood of evolutionary changes. In contrast, options A, B, and C describe factors that correctly affect allele frequencies and disrupt the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium: mutations introduce new alleles, migration alters allele frequencies through the movement of individuals, and selection changes allele frequencies by favouring certain traits.