Table 3.

Gestational age and method of exposure in studies evaluating BVDV infection of white-tailed deer (Passler et al., 2007, 2009, 2010; Passler, 2010).

Fawn ID	Infection status	Date of birth	Method of exposure	Calculated age at exposure
GN	Persistently infected	8/25/2006	Intranasal	33
1	Seropositive	7/30/2007	PI cattle	56
2	Seropositive	7/30/2007	PI cattle	56
3	Seropositive	7/30/2007	PI cattle	56
4	Seropositive	7/30/2007	PI cattle	56
5	Persistently infected	8/4/2007	PI cattle	51
6	Persistently infected	8/15/2007	Intranasal	46
7	Persistently infected	8/21/2007	PI cattle	34
9	Seropositive	8/26/2007	PI cattle	29
10	Seropositive	8/26/2007	PI cattle	29
12	Persistently infected	8/28/2007	PI cattle	27
13	Seropositive	7/6/2008	PI deer	104
14	Seropositive	7/6/2008	PI deer	104
15	Seropositive	7/6/2008	PI deer	114
16	Seropositive	7/6/2008	PI deer	114
17	Seropositive	8/1/2008	PI deer	66
18	Seropositive	8/1/2008	PI deer	66
19	Seropositive	8/1/2008	PI deer	75
20	Seropositive	8/1/2008	PI deer	75
21	Persistently infected	8/13/2008	PI deer	41
22	Seropositive	8/16/2008	PI deer	63

Calculation of the gestational age at the time of infection was based on a 200-day gestation length.