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Biology, 01.09.2021 01:50, Mdaulton1182

Which explains density-dependent limiting factors? A
Parasites and disease weaken or kill a constant percentage of the rabbit population, regardless of its density.
B
As the density of the rabbit population increases parasites kill a greater percentage of rabbits.
С
As the density of the rabbit population increases, parasites and disease kill a lesser percentage of rabbits.
D
Hurricanes wipe out an entire rabbit population regardless of the density

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