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human
How do almost extinct species revive without the damaging effects of inbreeding?

I've heard a few stories about how some species have been brought back to vibrancy despite the population of the species being very low, sometimes down to the double digits. If the number of remaining animals in a species decreases to these dramatically low numbers, how do scientists prevent the very small remaining gene pool from being damaged by inbreeding when revitalizing the population?
gpt
Inbreeding makes the passing on of deleterious genes more likely, not a certainty. The subsequent generations are still under the same evolutionary pressure, where genes with a net negative result are still selected against.