Figure legends
Figure 1: Location of the first wild boar found dead in Germany in
relation to the ASF restriction zones in Western Poland (as of 10th
September, 2020). Red line: German-Polish border, black lines: borders
between federal states in Germany and Voivodeships in Poland.
Figure 2 Surveillance effort since 1st November 2019 until 9th September
2020 in the federal state Brandenburg. (Blue dots: passive surveillance:
shot sick, found dead, involved in road traffic accidents; yellow dots:
active surveillance: shot apparently healthy.)
Figure 3: Locations of ASF cases in wild boar in Germany (as of 24th
September 2020). Yellow star: first detected case with estimated death
date in August 2020; red dots: cases with estimated death date in July
2020; yellow dots: cases with estimated death date in August 2020; green
dots: cases with estimated death date in September 2020; black dots:
cases, where the death date could not be estimated.
Figure 4: Phylogenetic reconstruction of ASFV whole genome sequences.
The phylogenetic tree was constructed from MAFFT v7.388 aligned
whole-genome sequences kindly provided by N. Mazur-Panasiuk and G.
Woźniakowski and downloaded from INSDC-databases on 21st September 2020
using IQTREE v 1.6.5 with automatically selected models GTR+F+R3
(general time reversible model with unequal rates and unequal base
frequency + empirical base frequencies + FreeRate model with 3
categories). Statistical support of 10,000 ultrafast bootstraps using
the ultrafast bootstrap approximation (UFBoot) (percentage values) is
indicated at the nodes. Taxon names include, where available, ASFV
designation and INSDC accession number. The scale bar represents number
of substitutions per site. The ASFV P72 genotype II sequences (yellow)
and the ASFV Germany 2020/1 sequence (red) are highlighted.