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Hearing of the Austrian lockdown yesterday, we have set the stage for porcine coronavirus comparisons on this thread, though the most interesting report has to be from the University of Minnesota, because they know as much as Ralph Baric in North Carolina about viruses from wild boars imported from Germany to North Carolina in 1913, as well as the details of the origin of the communist virus, SARS-CoV-2:
15 Nov 2021 U. Minnesota / Austria Orders Lockdown
There is no doubt that certain individuals at the University of Minnesota are watching intently as the scenario plays itself out, a similar scenario to 1913 North Carolina and subsequent U.S. outbreaks of PRRSV:
16 Nov 2021 African Swine Fever / Wild Boars / Germany
Already mentioned on this thread, was the University of Minnesota for porcine PRRSV, which virus some consider to be the most ancient ancestor of SARS-CoV-2. Rhinolophus germaniqus (=R. Ferrumequinum) has also been mentioned for Germany, linking R. affinis, the bat that harbors SARS-CoV-2’s closest relative.
15 Nov 2021 U. Minnesota / Austria Orders Lockdown
There is no doubt that certain individuals at the University of Minnesota are watching intently as the scenario plays itself out, a similar scenario to 1913 North Carolina and subsequent U.S. outbreaks of PRRSV:
16 Nov 2021 African Swine Fever / Wild Boars / Germany
Another ASF case reported on a German farm
euromeatnews.com
Already mentioned on this thread, was the University of Minnesota for porcine PRRSV, which virus some consider to be the most ancient ancestor of SARS-CoV-2. Rhinolophus germaniqus (=R. Ferrumequinum) has also been mentioned for Germany, linking R. affinis, the bat that harbors SARS-CoV-2’s closest relative.