Family: Mayoviridae (Interim Report)

This is a summary page created by the ICTV Report Editors using information from associated Taxonomic Proposals and the Master Species List.

Edited by: Luisa Rubino
Posted: October 2024, updated December 2024

Family: Amalgaviridae (Interim Report)

This is a summary page created by the ICTV Report Editors using information from associated Taxonomic Proposals and the Master Species List.

Edited by: Luisa Rubino
Posted: October 2024

Family: Amesuviridae (Interim Report)

This is a summary page created by the ICTV Report Editors using information from associated Taxonomic Proposals and the Master Species List.

Edited by: Luisa Rubino
Posted: October 2024

Family: Artiviridae (Interim Report)

This is a summary page created by the ICTV Report Editors using information from associated Taxonomic Proposals and the Master Species List.

Edited by: Holly Hughes
Posted: October 2024

References: Pistolviridae

Haugland, O., Mikalsen, A. B., Nilsen, P., Lindmo, K., Thu, B. J., Eliassen, T. M., Roos, N., Rode, M. & Evensen, O. (2011). Cardiomyopathy syndrome of atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) is caused by a double-stranded RNA virus of the Totiviridae family. J Virol 85, 5275-86. [PubMed]

Family: Pistolviridae (Interim Report)

This is a summary page created by the ICTV Report Editors using information from associated Taxonomic Proposals and the Master Species List.

Edited by: Holly Hughes
Posted: October 2024

Family: Lebotiviridae (Interim Report)

This is a summary page created by the ICTV Report Editors using information from associated Taxonomic Proposals and the Master Species List.

Edited by: Holly Hughes
Posted: October 2024

Family: Inseviridae (Interim Report)

This is a summary page created by the ICTV Report Editors using information from associated Taxonomic Proposals and the Master Species List.

Edited by: Holly Hughes
Posted: October 2024

The Virus Properties table provides a sortable, filterable table listing the properties of the viruses that belong to each ICTV family. Included are genome composition, organization, and size; virion shape, size, and if it is enveloped; and host range.

August, 2024

An updated set of diagrams of virion morphology arranged by host and genome type at the family level, are now available and are intended to give an overview of the diversity of known forms.