Why is the presence of only 2 adult female wolves of such concern to isle royale scientists?

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Why is the presence of only 2 adult female wolves of such concern to isle royale scientists?

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Since two females are unable to reproduce. Therefore, if only two females are still alive, the species will become extinct.

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