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| Figure 2: Bayesian tree of RV G sequences analyzed in this study. Phylogenetic lineages that contain more than one sequence are collapsed. Posterior probabilities are shown for key nodes. Lineage abbreviations: EF-e1, Eptesicusfuscus bats, eastern lineage 1; EF-e2, E. fuscus bats, eastern lineage 2; AP, Antrozouspallidus bats; PH, Parastrellushesperus bats; MC, Myotiscalifornicus bats; MA, Myotisaustroriparius bats; MY, Myotis spp. bats; HM, Histiotusmontanus bat; MM, Molossusmolossus bats; Kinkajou, Potosflavus; Coati_3639, a virus from an outbreak among Nosuanosua (Oaxaca, Mexico); TB (North America), Tadaridabrasiliensis bats from North America; DR, Desmodusrotundus bats; TB (South America), T. brasiliensis bats from South America; LI - Lasiurusintermedius bats; CT, Corynorhinustownsendii bat; LN, Lasionycterisnoctivagans bats; PS, Perimyotissubflavus bats; LB-1, Lasiurus borealis bats, lineage 1; LB-2 L. borealis bat, lineage 2; LC - Lasiuruscinereus bats; LS - Lasiurusseminolus bat; LX - Lasiurusxanthinus bat; EF-w1, E. fuscus bats, western lineage 1; EF-w2, E. fuscus bats, western lineage 2; MY (CA, AZ): Myotis spp. bats from Arizona and California; MAbr, Molossusabrasus bats; EFu, Eptesicusfurinalis bats; MN, Myotisnigricans bats; SCSK, south-central skunk; RAC, raccoon; MexSK, skunk RV from Mexico; NCSK, north-central skunk; AZFX, Arizona gray fox; TXFX, Texas gray fox; CVS, challenge virus standard (laboratory strain); CASK - California skunk. |
