Not trying to be funny, either, but how could an isolated population, of a severely remote/xenophobic island, not just disappear due to the side effects of inbreeding? Do secluded populations eventually become immune to the mutations?
Inbreeding doesn’t guarentee mutations. It only increases the chance that a mutation will be passed on since both parents are likely to have it. Also, not all mutated genes are speices ending.
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