Rabies virus belongs to which genus?
Correct answer: D. Lyssavirus
- A. Orthopoxvirus
- B. Morbillivirus
- C. Henipavirus
- D. Lyssavirus
Explanation
Rabies virus is a member of the genus Lyssavirus in the family Rhabdoviridae. Morbillivirus includes measles virus, Henipavirus includes Nipah virus, and Orthopoxvirus includes variola and related viruses.
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