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. 2017 Dec 19;10(1):45–55. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evx268

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Fig. 1. — —Bruges virus (BRGV) distribution in Europe. (A) Map of Europe, showing regions in Belgium, Germany, and the United Kingdom where Bruges virus-positive European moles were captured (colored in green) and regions in France and Poland were negative European moles were captured (white circles). Samples originating from Belgium are outlined in more detail in figure 4. (B) Maximum clade credibility tree based upon the partial L segment nucleotide sequences (435 nt). Sequence alignment is available upon request. PUUV (Puumala virus), KHAV (Khabarovsk virus), PHV (Prospect Hill virus), TULV (Tula virus,), FUGV (Fugong virus), LUXV (Luxi virus), SNV (Sin Nombre virus), MTNV (Montano virus), ANDV (Andes virus), CHOV (Choclo virus), CADV (Cano Delgadito virus), BAYV (Bayou virus), BCCV (Black Creek Canal virus), MAPV (Maporal virus), RKPV (Rockport virus), TPMV (Thottapalayam virus), MJNV (Imjin virus), KKMV (Kenkeme virus), ASIV (Assikala virus), MGAV (Amga virus), CBNV (Cao Bang virus), JJUV (Jeju virus), BOWV (Bowé virus), ASAV (Asama virus), OXBV (Oxbow virus), NVAV (Nova virus), BRGV BEL (strain BE/Vieux-Genappe/TE/2013/1, Belgium), BRGV GER (strain DE/Wandlitz/TE/2013/1, Germany), BRGV UK (strain UK/Avon/TE/MSB48363/1982/1, United Kingdom), HTNV (Hantaan virus), SEOV (Seoul virus), DOBV (Dobrava–Belgrade virus), SANGV (Sangassou virus), and LBV (Laibin virus).