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(separate Excel file) Bibliography and extracted data of eligible studies in a scoping review of direct and indirect evidence of naturally occurring Japanese encephalitis virus infection in vertebrate animals other than humans, ardeid birds and pigs. Fig A Bar plot of the frequency of study location by country, in a scoping review of direct and indirect evidence of naturally occurring Japanese encephalitis virus infection in vertebrate animals other than humans, ardeid birds and pigs. Fig B Reported seroprevalence (indirect detection of JEV infection [antibody]) in studies of mammals other than Bovinae, Canidae, Caprinae, Equidae, Suidae, humans and ardeid birds. Horizontal lines = 95% confidence intervals. Fig C Reported seroprevalence (indirect detection of JEV infection [antibody]) in bird orders in which maximum seroprevalence was <10% in a scoping review of direct and indirect evidence of naturally occurring Japanese encephalitis virus infection in vertebrate animals other than humans, ardeid birds and pigs. Ardeidae (Pelecaniformes) are included from studies in which vertebrate animals other than pigs and humans were also tested. Horizontal lines = 95% confidence intervals. Fig D Reported prevalence (direct detection of JEV infection [virus, viral antigen, or viral RNA]) stratified by country in a scoping review of direct and indirect evidence of naturally occurring Japanese encephalitis virus infection in vertebrate animals other than humans, ardeid birds and pigs. Suidae are included from studies in which vertebrate animals other than ardeid birds and humans were also tested. Horizontal lines = 95% confidence intervals. Fig E Reported seroprevalence (indirect detection of JEV infection [antibody]) of mammals in China, India, Japan, and Thailand, in a scoping review of direct and indirect evidence of naturally occurring Japanese encephalitis virus infection in vertebrate animals other than humans, ardeid birds and pigs. Suidae are included from studies in which vertebrate animals other than ardeid birds and humans were also tested. Horizontal lines = 95% confidence intervals. Fig F Reported seroprevalence (indirect detection of JEV infection [antibody]) of mammals in Cambodia, Indonesia, Mongolia, Nepal, Singapore and South Korea in a scoping review of direct and indirect evidence of naturally occurring Japanese encephalitis virus infection in vertebrate animals other than humans, ardeid birds and pigs. Suidae are included from studies in which vertebrate animals other than ardeid birds and humans were also tested. Horizontal lines = 95% confidence intervals. Fig G Reported seroprevalence (indirect detection of JEV infection [antibody]) of birds by country in a scoping review of direct and indirect evidence of naturally occurring Japanese encephalitis virus infection in vertebrate animals other than humans, ardeid birds and pigs. Suidae are included from studies in which vertebrate animals other than ardeid birds and humans were also tested. Horizontal lines = 95% confidence intervals.
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