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Table 1.

Summary of the reported naturally occurring intra-species reassortment events among hantaviruses

Virus	Reassortment scenarios^a	References
Sin Nombre virus	S_AM_BL_ND	[1]
	Mostly S_AM_BL_A, S_BM_AL_B, rarely S_BM_AL_A, S_AM_BL_B, S_AM_AL_B	[2]
	S_AM_BL_ND	[50]
Puumala virus	S_BM_AL_A, S_AM_BL_B, S_BM_AL_B	[51]
	S_AM_BL_A, S_BM_AL_B	[52]
	All six combinations but mostly S_BM_AL_B and S_BM_AL_A	[53]
	S_AM_BL_ND	[54]
Dobrava-Belgrade virus	S_AM_BL_ND	[55, 58]
Hantaan virus	S_AM_AL_B	[60]
Seoul virus	S_AM_BL_ND	[61]
Imjin virus	S_AM_BL_A	[62]
Seewis virus	S_AM_NDL_B	[63]

^aSchematic representation of the reassortment pattern. S, M, and L capital letters stand for the S, M, and L genomic segments. Subscripted A and B letters indicate origin of the given segment to one of the two hypothetical, phylogenetically distinct parents. ND indicates that the origin was not determined