Answer:
Fewer
individuals of a species in a population will face reproductive isolation. So,
they would impose extensive inbreeding among them, due to which no exchange of
genes take place. This limits the appearance of variations and put the species
at a disadvantage. If there are changes in the environment, the individuals
would fail to cope up with the environmental changes, and thus face a greater
threat of extinction.
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