Identifies anellovirus genomes in crowned lemurs and aye-ayes, suggesting a new lineage of lemur-associated viruses.
Two circular, complete genomes of anelloviruses were identified from a crowned lemur anal swab and an aye-aye skin swab from individuals at the Duke Lemur Center (Durham, NC, USA). The anelloviruses represent two species in the Anelloviridae family and expand a developing lemur-associated anellovirus lineage.
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