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Table 1 CoV positive bats, categorized by possible influential factors - collection site, age, sex and BCI (367 bats)

From: Longitudinal study of age-specific pattern of coronavirus infection in Lyle’s flying fox (Pteropus lylei) in Thailand

Possible influential factor

CoV PCR results: No. Positive / no. of tested (%)

S1 (house)

S2 (pig farm)

S3 (roost)

ALL SITES

Agea

Juvenile (J)

9/24 (37.5)

22/49 (44.9)

10/30 (33.3)

41/103 (39.8)

Adult (A)

2/20 (10.0)

13/50 (26.0)

12/194 (6.2)

27/264 (10.2)

Total

11/44 (25.0)

35/99 (35.4)

22/224 (9.8)

68/367 (18.5)

Ratio (J:A)

24:20 = 1.20

49:50 = 0.98

30:194 = 0.15

103:264 = 0.39

Sex

Male

6/27 (22.2)

16/51 (31.4)

14/142 (9.9)

36/220 (16.4)

Female

5/17 (29.4)

19/48 (39.6)

8/82 (9.8)

32/147 (21.8)

Total

11/44 (25.0)

35/99 (35.4)

22/224 (9.8)

68/367 (18.5)

Mean BCIb

(352 bats)

All bats

1.83

1.94

2.90

2.50

Positive

1.63

1.76

2.15

1.86

Negative

1.89

2.04

2.99

2.65

  1. aJ = juvenile bat (forearm length ≤ 136 mm) A = adult bat (forearm length > 136 mm)
  2. bMean BCI is calculated from 352 bats those FA length and body mass were measured