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• The first complete genomic sequence of canine distemper virus from wild boar in northeast China was obtained. • Phylogenetic analysis showed that this wild boar CDV strain belongs to the Arctic lineage. • Wild boars in northeast China have detectable level of anti-CDV neutralizing antibodies, with a positive percentage of 18.3% (11/60).
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