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Lined seahorse, , is an important aquatic animal due to its medicinal and ornamental purposes. However, our understanding of the viral spectrum in is still limited. Here, we studied the viruses in using meta-transcriptomic sequencing. A total of 213,770,166 reads were generated and assembled de novo into 539 virus-associated contigs. Three novel RNA viruses from the , , and families were finally identified. In addition, we identified a strain of nervous necrosis virus from . In particular, the unhealthy group showed a higher viral diversity and abundance than the normal group. These results revealed the diversity and cross-species transmission of viruses in and highlighted the threat of viral infections to .
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