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. 2015 Mar 4;89(10):5371–5381. doi: 10.1128/JVI.03249-14

TABLE 1.

Isolates included in the analyses in this study from each geographic location by migratory season (April to March)d

Country State or province Categoryc No. of isolates
2008–2009 2009–2010 2010–2011 Total
USA Alaska O 99 234 184 517
Arkansas S 0 7 3 10b
California O 97 27 39 163
Delaware O 0 58 2 60
Illinois N 7 23 34 64a
Indiana N 3 4 2 9a
Iowa N 0 4 14 18a
Louisiana S 3 5 0 8
Michigan N 0 0 2 2a
Minnesota N 130 36 2 168
Mississippi S 6 15 18 39a
Missouri S 0 8 27 35a
New Jersey O 27 71 0 98
North Dakota O 15 6 0 21
Ohio N 5 8 7 20a
South Dakota O 2 0 0 2
Texas O 0 7 0 7
Wisconsin N 11 42 54 107a
Canada Alberta O 7 7 0 14
Manitoba O 0 0 2 2
New Brunswick O 1 28 120 149
Newfoundland O 9 0 0 9
Nova Scotia O 0 4 48 52
Nunavet O 0 0 1 1
Prince Edward Island O 0 5 11 16
Quebec O 0 4 5 9
Guatemala Unknown O 0 3 10 13
Total 422 606 585 1,613
a

Influenza A virus isolates collected and sequenced in this study.

b

Three of the 10 influenza A virus isolates were collected in this study.

c

Discrete categories were given to the isolates and used in the Slatkin and Maddison and discrete phylogeographic analyses. N, North; S, South; O, other.

d

The AIVs presented here represent isolates collected during this study or supplemented from the IRD/GenBank with at least five sequenced segments.