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A podophage, Moonfish, was isolated from a longhorn cattle ranch in Barry County, MI, USA. The 69,166-bp genome was annotated and places Moonfish in a similar category to N4-like phages. Host range studies show that Moonfish has a narrow host profile relative to similar phages.
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