Members of this genus are associated with cutaneous lesions in bats.
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See discussion under family description.
Members of this genus are associated with skin plaques in carnivore hosts.
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See discussion under family description.
Members of this genus are associated with the healthy skin of goats (Capra hircus).
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See discussion under family description.
Members of this genus are associated with genital lesions in cetaceans. There is evidence for (intra-genus) recombination. Members of this genus lack an E7 ORF.
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Members of this genus are clinically associated with viral plaques in carnivores.
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See discussion under family description.
Members of this genus are associated with cutaneous lesions of a North American porcupine (Erethizon dorsatum).
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Members of this genus are associated with skin lesions on manatees (Trichechus manatus).
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Members of this genus are associated with cutaneous lesions in rodents.
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Members are associated with genital lesions of cetaceans. No E7 protein is present.
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See discussion under family description.
Infections by members of this genus cause true papillomas on the cutaneous or mucosal surfaces of ungulates. Most members of this genus do not encode an E6 protein. All viruses in this genus express an E10 protein from part of the genome typically occupied by E6. The E10 protein displays transforming properties.
