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. 2015 Feb 23;10(2):e0118633. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0118633

Table 3. Previously characterized fish ranaviruses included in this study.

Virus Acronym Host species Country of origin Year of detection Short case history/clinical signs Reference(s) GenBank IDs
Epizootic haematopoietic necrosis virus EHNV Redfin perch Perca fluviatilis; Rainbow trout Oncorhyncus mykiss Australia 1986 Haemorrhages and necroses in several tissues. Mass mortality event. [69, 70] FJ433873; FJ374274; GU391289; GU391267; FJ433873
European catfish virus ECV European catfish Ameiurus melas France, Italy 1990 Haemorrhages, oedema, high mortality. [71, 72] FJ358608; FJ374277; GU391288; GU391266
European sheatfish virus ESV European sheatfish Silurus glanis Germany unknown Commercial aquaculture, sudden high mortality. Haemorrhages and necroses in liver, kidneys, pancreas, gastrointestinal tract, spleen in experimental studies. [73] FJ358609; FJ374278; GU391290; GU391268; JQ724856
Pike-perch iridovirus PPIV Pike-perch Stizostedion lucioperca Finnland 1998 No clinical signs. Causes experimentally disease in fish species. [74] FJ358610; FJ374276; GU391292; GU391269
Short-finned eel ranavirus SERV Short-finned eel Anguilla australis Italy (imported from New Zealand) unknown No clinical signs. Causes experimentally disease in fish species. [75] FJ358612; FJ374279; GU391294; GU391272
Cod ranavirus CodV Cod Gadus morhua Denmark unknown Ulcus syndrome in free-living populations. [76] GU391284; GU391282; GU391287; GU391265
Ranavirus maxima Rmax Turbot Psetta maxima Denmark unknown No clinical signs. [14] GU391285; GU391283; GU391291; GU391270

The different viruses are presented with reference to host species, country and year of first detection, short case history and references.