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Table 4.

Host range of Orthohepevirus D.

Animals Susceptible to Orthohepevirus D
Animal Species	Scientific Name	Species	Serology/Genome Detection	Infection Type	References
Animal Species	Order	Species	Serology/Genome Detection	Infection Type	References
Aba roundleaf bat	Hipposideros abae	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Drexler et al. [157]
Aba roundleaf bat	Chiroptera	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Drexler et al. [157]
Bechstein’s bat	Myotis bechsteinii	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Drexler et al. [157]
Bechstein’s bat	Chiroptera	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Drexler et al. [157]
Brown long-eared bat	Plecotus sacrimontis	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Kobayashi et al. [158]
Brown long-eared bat	Chiroptera	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Kobayashi et al. [158]
Daubenton’s bat	Myotis daubentonii	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Drexler et al. [157]
Daubenton’s bat	Chiroptera	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Drexler et al. [157]
Great stripe-faced bat	Vampyrodes caraccioli	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Drexler et al. [157]
Great stripe-faced bat	Chiroptera	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Drexler et al. [157]
Japanese short-tailed bat	Eptesicus japonensis	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Kobayashi et al. [158]
Japanese short-tailed bat	Chiroptera	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Kobayashi et al. [158]
Serotine bat	Eptesicus serotinus	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Drexler et al. [157]
Serotine bat	Chiroptera	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Drexler et al. [157]
Whiskered bat	Myotis davidii	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Wang et al. [159]
Whiskered bat	Chiroptera	Ortho D	ND/+	Natural	Wang et al. [159]

Table 4 Species susceptible to Orthohepevirus D infection. Names in bold represent taxonomic order. Under serology/genome detection “+” indicates any positive report for that assay within the literature and “ND” indicates the test was not performed (Not Done).