Genomic characterization of two ranavirus isolates identified from a gopher frog () and a striped newt () during a mass mortality event in Florida.

Two ranavirus isolates were recovered from anuran and salamander samples collected during an amphibian mass mortality event in North-Central Florida in 2021. Phylogenetic analyses of the full genomes confirmed that the two isolates were nearly identical and strains of the species .

Genomic Sequencing of Ranavirus Isolates from a Three-Spined Stickleback () and a Red-Legged Frog ().

Two ranavirus isolates were recovered during a wildlife disease investigation in California in 1996. Preliminary testing at the time of sample collection indicated that the two isolates were identical. Phylogenetic analysis of the full genomes of these two isolates revealed that they are a single strain of frog virus 3.