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          Infectious agent                                      that have been described but have not been approved as species by
                                                                the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV),
          Classification                                        for example psittacine adenovirus 1 and pigeon adenovirus 2
          Adenoviruses belong to the family Adenoviridae and are grouped   (Teske et al., 2017). FAdV-1 (strain CELO virus) is the prototype
          into five genera:  Mastadenovirus,  Aviadenovirus,  Atadenovirus,   virus species for the genus Aviadenovirus.
          Siadenovirus and Ichtadenovirus. Mastadenoviruses and aviadeno-  Duck adenovirus 1 (DAdV-1) or egg drop syndrome virus
          viruses infect mammals and birds, respectively. Atadenoviruses   (EDSV) is in the sole avian species Duck atadenovirus A of the
          have high A + T content and have been isolated from mammals,   genus Atadenovirus.
          birds and reptilian species. Siadenoviruses infect avian, amphib-  Viruses in the genus Siadenovirus are serologically and phylo-
          ian and reptilian species, whilst ichtadenoviruses infect fish   genetically distinct from members of the other adenovirus genera.
          (white sturgeon) (Harrach et al., 2011).              In addition to other differences, the presence of a putative gene
            The majority of avian adenoviruses are in the genus Aviadeno-  at the left end of the genome encodes a protein that is related to
          virus (Harrach et al., 2011). Members of this genus are grouped   sialidases. Large numbers of known siadenoviruses infect birds,
          into 12 species, based on phylogenetic distance, genome organi-  such as the great tit adenovirus 1 (GTAdV-1), raptor adenovirus
          zation, restriction fragment length polymorphism, host range,   1 (RAdV-1), South Polar skua adenovirus (SPSAdV) and turkey
          pathogenicity,  cross  neutralization  and  ability  to  recombine   adenovirus 3 (TAdV-3, or haemorrhagic enteritis virus/marble
          (Table 10.1). These species are Fowl aviadenovirus A to Fowl avia-  spleen disease virus, HEV/MSDV) belong to species  Great tit
          denovirus E (FAdV-A, FAdV-B, FAdV-C, FAdV-D and FAdV-E),   siadenovirus A,  Raptor siadenovirus A,  Skua siadenovirus A and
          Duck aviadenovirus B (DAdV-B), Falcon aviadenovirus A (FaAdV-  Turkey siadenovirus A, respectively (Pitcovski et al., 1998; Kovács
          A),  Goose  aviadenovirus  A (GoAdV-A),  Pigeon  aviadenovirus  A   and Benko, 2011; Park et al., 2012). In addition, there are related
          (PiAdV-A), Turkey aviadenovirus B (TAdV-B), Turkey aviadenovi-  viruses that probably belong to the genus Siadenovirus but have
          rus C (TAdV-C) and Turkey aviadenovirus D (TAdV-D). The 12   not been approved, such as budgerigar adenovirus 1 (BuAdV-1)
          serotypes of FAdVs are grouped into the five species: FAdV-1 is   and psittacine adenovirus 2 (PsAdV-2).
          in species  FAdV-A; FAdV-5 is in species  FAdV-B; FAdV-4 and   Virus taxonomy is not constant; it only follows the discovery
          FAdV-10 are in species  FAdV-C; FAdV-2, FAdV-3, FAdV-9,   and analysis of new and not so new viruses. Probably we will see
          FAdV-11 are in species FAdV-D; and FAdV-6, FAdV-7, FAdV-8a,   changes even within a single family, such as Adenoviridae in the
          FAdV-8b are in species FAdV-E. There are other aviadenoviruses   coming years.






          Table 10.1  Aviadenovirus species and their genomes (sequences)
          Species               Abbreviation         Serotype (strain or isolate)  GenBank accession(s)  Genome size (kb)
          Duck aviadenovirus B  DAdV-B               DAdV-2 (GR)          KJ469653             43.7
          Falcon aviadenovirus A  FaAdV-A            FaAdV-1*             AY683541             –
          Fowl aviadenovirus A  FAdV-A               FAdV-1 (CELO)        U46933, AC_000014    43.8
          Fowl aviadenovirus B  FAdV-B               FAdV-5 (340)         KC493646             45.7
          Fowl aviadenovirus C  FAdV-C               FAdV-4 (ON1)         GU188428, NC_015323  45.6
                                                     FAdV-10 (C-2B)*      DQ208710, EF458162   –
          Fowl aviadenovirus D  FAdV-D               FAdV-2 (685)         KT862805             44.3
                                                     FAdV-3 (CR49)        KT862807             43.3
                                                     FAdV-9 (A-2A)        AF083975, AC_000013  45.0
                                                     FAdV-11 (ON-P2)      KU310942             44.4
          Fowl aviadenovirus E  FAdV-E               FAdV-6 (CR119)       KT862808             43.8
                                                     FAdV-7 (YR36)        KT862809             43.5
                                                     FAdV-8a (HG)         NC_014969            44.0
                                                     FAdV-8b (764)        KT862811             43.6
          Goose aviadenovirus A  GoAdV-A             GoAdV-4 (P29)        JF510462             43.3
                                                     GoAdV-5 (D1036/08)*  JQ178217             –
          Pigeon aviadenovirus A  PiAdV-A            PiAdV-1 (IDA4)       FN824512             45.4
          Turkey aviadenovirus B  TAdV-B             TAdV-1 (D90/2)       NC_014564            45.4
          Turkey aviadenovirus C  TAdV-C             TAdV-4 (TNI1)        KF477312             42.9
          Turkey aviadenovirus D  TAdV-D             TAdV-5 (1277BT)      KF477313             43.6
          Only partial genome sequences are available for these viruses.
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