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Many different species will form as they evolve to fill different niches on the island.

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Over time, the population of mice is likely to experience genetic drift and inbreeding due to the limited gene pool. This can lead to reduced genetic diversity and increased susceptibility to diseases and genetic disorders. Eventually, the population may face extinction if they are unable to adapt to the unique challenges of their isolated environment.

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