Which one of the following is not a problem that results from a population being small?

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Increased edge effects are not a problem resulting from a small population. Edge effects are caused by the ecological boundary where one habitat type meets another, and are not directly related to population size. The other options are all problems that can result from small populations, including reduced genetic diversity, the allee effect (reduced reproductive success at low population density), genetic drift (random fluctuation of allele frequencies), and the extinction vortex (reduced population size leading to further genetic drift and reduced reproductive success, ultimately leading to extinction).

Which One of the Following Is Not a Problem That