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The European rabbit becomes sexually active at just three or four months old.
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In its ancestral home on the Iberian peninsula, the European rabbit is threatened with extinction.
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Throughout the 20th century poachers hunted it, and diseases that decimated its prey, the European rabbit, spread like wildfire.
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This explains why European rabbits perform so differently in different places.
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MYXV is the prototype virus for the genus Leporipoxvirus, and is pathogenic only in European rabbits.
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Since the 1980s, she and her colleagues have been studying a population of European rabbits on the campus grounds.
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European rabbits have no natural predators in Australia so they compete with native wildlife, degrade the land, damage native plants and vegetation.