Sequences Related to Chimay Rhabdovirus Are Widely Distributed in Ixodes ricinus Ticks across England and Wales
Mirjam Schilling(Animal and Plant Health Agency), Nicholas Johnson(Animal and Plant Health Agency), Megan Golding(Animal and Plant Health Agency), Ben P. Jones(Kingston University), Jolyon M. Medlock(Public Health England), Karen L. Mansfield(Animal and Plant Health Agency), Sara Gandy(Public Health England)
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