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Figures & Tables

The members of the family Chlamydiaceae and their main hosts

FamilyGenusSpeciesHostZoonotic potential
ChlamydiaceaeChlamydiamammalian C. abortuscattle, small ruminants, humanproven (29, 32, 52, 53)
avian C. abortuswild birdslack of evidence
C. aviumpigeon, parrotlack of evidence
C. buteonisraptorlack of evidence
C. caviaeguinea piglimited evidence (33)
C. crocodilicrocodilelack of evidence
C. feliscatlimited evidence (4)
C. gallinaceapoultryindirect confirmation (24)
C. muridarummouse, hamsterlack of evidence
C. pecorumcattle, small ruminants, pig, koalalack of evidence
C. pneumoniaesnake, frog, koala, horse, humanthere is no direct evidence of zoonotic transmission (7, 16)
C. poikilotermasnakelack of evidence
C. psittacipigeon, parrot, humanproven – psittacosis (34)
C. serpentissnakelack of evidence
C. suispigproven (47)
C. trachomatishumanlack of evidence
Cand. C. ibidis*sacred ibislack of evidence
Cand. C. corallus*snakelack of evidence
Cand. C. sanzinia*reptileslack of evidence
Cand. C. testudinis*tortoiselack of evidence
ChlamydiifraterChlamydiifrater phoenicopteriflamingolack of evidence
Chlamydiifrater volucrisflamingolack of evidence
Language: English
Page range: 559 - 565
Submitted on: Jul 25, 2023
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Accepted on: Nov 24, 2023
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Published on: Dec 19, 2023
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