Author: Crameri, Gary; Durr, Peter A.; Barr, Jennifer; Yu, Meng; Graham, Kerryne; Williams, Owen J.; Kayali, Ghazi; Smith, David; Peiris, Malik; Mackenzie, John S.; Wang, Lin-Fa
Title: Absence of MERS-CoV antibodies in feral camels in Australia: Implications for the pathogen's origin and spread Document date: 2015_11_2
ID: yxtepbta_29
Snippet: Family Common name Extent of home range estimated by Maxent modelling from sightings recorded in the ALA (km 2 ) Estimated home range overlap between bat species and camels (%) Africa is the original source of the virus within camel populations. However, as other regional sources of the virus have not been investigated, the true geographical spread of the virus is not determined with certainty. Thus, a finding of an absence of MERS-CoV in the pop.....
Document: Family Common name Extent of home range estimated by Maxent modelling from sightings recorded in the ALA (km 2 ) Estimated home range overlap between bat species and camels (%) Africa is the original source of the virus within camel populations. However, as other regional sources of the virus have not been investigated, the true geographical spread of the virus is not determined with certainty. Thus, a finding of an absence of MERS-CoV in the populations of camels in Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Australia would support the hypothesis that camels are not the original reservoir host of the MERS-CoV virus, and that a spillover event from a bat species into the camel population happened in relatively recent time.
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