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. 2018 May 21;65(6):742–748. doi: 10.1111/zph.12480

Table 3.

Characteristics of 96 bats of the total 2,633 surveyed that showed evidence of Australian bat lyssavirus infection either by FAT or by RFFIT

Suborder Family Genus No. of bats tested positive
by FAT by RFFIT
Pteropodiformes Hipposideridae Hipposideros 1
Megadermatidae Macroderma 1
Pteropodidiae Pteropus 69 12
Vespertilioniformes Emballonuridae Saccolaimus 5 3
Molossidae Chaerophon 1
Tadarida 1
Vespertilionidae Vespedalus 1
Chalinolobus 2
Sex
Male 34 7
Female 32 14
Unknown 8 1
Age
Immature 12 4
Mature 51 11
Unknown 11 7
Sample method
Wild‐caught 18
Submitted 74 4
Sample location
Northern Territory 5
Queensland 74 4
Western Australia 13
Sample year
1996 6 2
1997 24 1
1998 23 6
1999 4
2000 9
2001 5 13
2002 3
Total 74 22

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