Regular ArticlePhylogenetic Analysis of theArenaviridae:Patterns of Virus Evolution and Evidence for Cospeciation between Arenaviruses and Their Rodent Hosts☆,☆☆
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The nucleotide sequence data reported in this paper have been submitted to the GenBank sequence database and assigned Accession Nos. U80003 to U80009.
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F. A. MurphyC. M. FauquetD. H. L. BishopS. A. GhabrialA. W. JarvisG. P. Martelli, Eds.et al.
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