Amanda,

 

Attached is the pic you requested.  It’s the one used for the 1^st ISR. 

 

As for your list….I suspect that you will find that ranaviruses are ubiquitous pathogens….and that wherever you look, you will likely find them….and if they appear to be absent in a given location it is because no one has looked, or if they looked they looked in the wrong place. 

 

Greg

 

 

 

 

Dear GRC,

 

I am trying to compile a list of countries/areas that have had wild outbreaks of vertebrate ranaviruses/iridoviruses to make a distribution map for the Global Ranavirus Reporting System.

 

I know that I have missed locations that have iridovirus infections in fish because I cannot get access to most of the publications for more specific information than is presented in the abstract.

 

I would really appreciate any feedback that you could give on the attached list. Please feel free to modify the attached document using Track Changes in MS Word or email me your comments directly at [log in to unmask].

 

Thank you,

Amanda

 

 

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