Comparison of the Impact between Classical and Novel Strains of Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease on Wild Rabbit Populations in Spain.

In Andalusia, one of the most relevant Spanish rabbit hunting regions, the first GI.2 case was confirmed in the summer of 2013 and continued with a sharp increase in the number of detected cases during 2014, followed by a decreasing trend in the following years [ 57 ].

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For example, in traditionally wet areas, such as Galicia, the population size had a negative trend after GI.2, and dryer areas, such as Valencian Community, had a positive trend.

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According to our findings, rabbit populations in Spain showed a positive trend in the years before the first outbreak of GI.1, when rabbit numbers dropped by around 53%.

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