The death by bubonic plague of about one- third of Europe's population during the fourteenth century is a good example of

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The death by bubonic plague was a density-dependent effect since the spread of the disease was facilitated by the high population density and close proximity of people in Europe during the fourteenth century. The more densely populated areas were hit the hardest by the outbreak, leading to a significant decline in population size.

The Death by Bubonic Plague of About One- Third of Europe's