Members of this genus were isolated from the oral mucosa of bats.
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See discussion under family description.
Members of this genus were isolated from the oral mucosa of bats.
See discussion under family description.
See discussion under family description.
The sole member of this genus was isolated from the skin of a donkey (Equus asinus).
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See discussion under family description.
Members of this genus were isolated from the healthy skin of a European mole (Talpa europaea).
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See discussion under family description.
Members of this genus are associated with lesions from bats.
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See discussion under family description.
Members of this genus are associated with lesions from insectivorous bats.
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See discussion under family description.
Members of this genus are associated with a cutaneous exophytic lesion in beavers (Castor canadensis).
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See discussion under family description.
Members of this genus are associated with mucosal lesions in horses.
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Members of this genus are associated with genital lesions in cetaceans. There is evidence for (intra-genus) recombination. Members of this genus lack an E7 ORF.
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Members of this genus are associated with oral lesions in a New World monkey, brown howler (Alouatta guariba) and common squirrel monkey (Saimiri sciureus).
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