Table 1.
EPVs characterized in this study.
| Species in which identified |
Genus/clade | Accessiona | Element IDb | Genes present | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Common name | Latin binomial | ||||
| Cape hyrax | Procavia capensis | AP | ABRQ02031156.1 | EPV-AP-ProCap.1 | NS-VP |
| Tasmanian devil | Sarcophilus harrisii | AP | AFEY01431940.1 | EPV-AP-SarHar.1 | NS-VP |
| Aardvark | Orycteropus afer | AP | ALYB01102612.1 | EPV-AP-OryAfe.1 | NS-VP |
| Pit viper | Protobothrops mucrosquamatus | AP | BCNE02035092.1 | EPV-AP-ProMuc.1 | NS-M-VP |
| Mole vole | Ellobius lutescens | Amdo | LOEQ01006026.1 | EPV-Amdo-EllLut.1 | NS-M-VP |
| Mole vole | Ellobius lutescens | Amdo | LOEQ01001077.1 | EPV-Amdo-EllLut.2 | NS |
a
Genbank accession numbers indicate genomic scaffolds.
b
We applied a systematic approach to naming EPVs. Each element was assigned a unique identifier (ID) constructed the following components: (1) the classifier ‘EPV’; (2) the taxonomic group into which the element is placed; (3) a numeric ID that uniquely identifies the insertion and its orthologous copies within its respective taxonomic group.
Amdo, genus Amdoparvovirus; AP, amdo-proto lineage; NS, replicase; VP, capsid; M, middle ORF.