Arboviruses and their Vectors

Arboviruses are viruses that are carried, or borne, between organisms by certain insects and arachnids in a group of organisms called arthropods. The insects act as vectors - carriers - of the viruses.
Arboviruses have an impact on plant, human and animal health and pose an increasing threat.
Environmental changes, climate change, globalisation, the animal trade, exportation and travel have caused emerging and re-emerging arboviruses to expand their geographical range and have led to more frequent outbreaks.
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Flaviviridae, Reoviridae.... are all those within the order Bunyavirales??? or was that a TYPO??

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I agree, that is a mistake! Also, the picture represents a bacteriophage, which is a dsDNA virus (most arboviruses are RNA viruses).

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No these are different families of arbovirus

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