
(Uploaded by Plazi for the Bat Literature Project) (2011) Van Eeden et al. South African Journal of Science. The Duvenhage virus (DUVV) constitutes one of the 11 species in the Lyssavirus genus and causes fatal rabies encephalitis. The virus is ass...
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south africa, Duvenhage virus (DUVV), Science (General), Science, bats, Social Sciences, bat, Molecular phylogeny, Bats -- Phylogeny -- Molecular aspects, Q1-390, H, Chiroptera, Animalia, Rabies virus -- Geographical distribution, humans, Chordata, H1-99, Q, Rabies encephalitis, Biodiversity, lyssavirus, Social sciences (General), Mammalia, duvenhage virus, Lyssaviruses
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