Answer :
Genetic diseases are more common in isolated populations due to things like founder effect.
Founders effect is the situation when a small group of one specie colonize a new location and begin a new population. An offset of a a smaller group of species from a large group of species migrates and starts a new population to a different location. Over time, the resulting new subpopulation will have genotypes and physical traits similar to the initial small, separated group.
This migration tend to greatly reduce the gene pool and also genetic variation. In effect, it leaves the population at a higher risk of being prone to these genetic diseases.
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