adnaviria

• archaea that inhabit very high temperature environments (hyperthermophilic) and highly acidic (acidophilic) environments

duplodnaviria

• caudoviricetes (tailed viruses; head-tailed viruses)
• herpesviridae: (herpesviruses; orthoherpesviridae.)
  • herpes simplex 1 and 2: (hsv-1 and hsv-2; hhv-1 and hhv-2) orolabial herpes, genital herpes
  • varicella zoster: (vzv; hhv-3) chickenpox, shingles
  • epstein-barr: (ebv; hhv-4) several diseases including mononucleosis and some cancers
  • human cytomegalovirus (hcmv; hv-5)
  • human herpesvirus 6a and 6b (hhv-6a and hhv-6b)
  • human herpesvirus 7: (hhv-7) roseola (sixth disease)
  • hhv-8: (kshv) kaposi’s sarcoma

monodnaviria

riboviria

• orthornavirae: coronaviruses; crimean-congo hemorrhagic fever; dengue; ebolavirus; heptatitis a, c, e; influenza; japanese encephalitis; lassa; measles; mumps; norovirus; poliovirus; rabies; respiratory syncytial; rhinoviruses; rift valley fever; rotavirus; rubella; west nile; yellow fever; zika
  • animal: african horse sickness; bluetongue; coronavirus; ebolavirus; equine encephalosis; epizootic hemorrhagic disease; henipavirus; flavivirus; influenza; phlebovirus; vesicular stomatitis;
  • plant: brome mosaic; cucumber mosaic; potato virus y; plum pox; tomato spotted wilt; tobacco mosaic
• pararnavirae: heptatitis b; retrovirus; caulimoviridae; varios ltr retrotransposons

ribozyviria

singelaviria

varidnaviria