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. 2018 Feb 12;92(5):e01871-17. doi: 10.1128/JVI.01871-17

TABLE 1.

Prevalence of Chlamydia pecorum infection and chlamydial disease by KoRV-B status in a population of wild koalas from 2013 to 2014a

Chlamydia status No. of koalas
χ2(1); significance
KoRV-B+ KoRV-B Total
By clinical symptomsb
    Disease positive 26 49 75
    Disease negative 42 162 204
    Disease total 68 211 279 5.897; P = 0.015
By PCR detection
    C. pecorum positive 22 67 89
    C. pecorum negative 40 125 165
    Not available 6 19 25 0.007; P = 0.933
    PCR total 68 211 279
a

Koalas tested more than once in 2013–2014 had only their latest sample result included; a C. pecorum PCR result was classified as positive if there was a positive sample at either the urogenital site or the ocular site or both. Boldface indicates significance.

b

C. pecorum disease status was based on clinical symptoms assessed by a veterinarian at the time of sample collection.