Other than space what might be another density-dependent limiting factor for rabbits? Explain.

Another density-dependent limiting factor, other than space, might be diseases or parasites. This is because a disease could contaminate a population only if the population's density was really high. Specifically, this population's high density would have to result in rabbits coming in close contact with one another.

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