The paper deals with the following question: when do the phenotypic evolutionarily stable state (ESS) and the evolutionarily stable allele distribution (ESAD) coincide? It is supposed that for a sexual population, in dominant-recessive inheritance system, n allele at one autosomal locus determine n possible pure individual phenotypes and each pure phenotype is obtained as the phenotype of a homozygote. Under these conditions, earlier results of the authors imply that, if a phenotype distribution is an ESS then the allele distribution generating it is an ESAD. In this paper, apart from a certain degenerate pay-off matrices, the inverse statement is also proved: if a distribution is an ESAD then the corresponding phenotypic distribution is an ESS.