Fig. 2

Vertebrate animal Parvovirus Classification and Pathogenicity. A graphical representation of known pathogenicity of select vertebrate animal parvoviruses including all ten genera of the subfamily Parvovirinae and one genus of Hamaparvovirinae. Viruses marked as both non-pathogenic and pathogenic may have certain conditions, i.e. immunosuppressed host, where the virus is pathogenic. Potentially pathogenic viruses include those where viral nucleic acid has been demonstrated in tissues of a diseased animal or experimental infection has produced disease, but modern Koch’s postulates have not been fully satisfied