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Fig 1.

Swine Disease Reporting System schematic flow chart for data processing.

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Fig 2.

Schematic organization of raw data and final processed and anonymized information.

Bullets with letters on the right represent a case.

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Fig 3.

Results of PRRSV cases tested by RT-qPCR over time.

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Fig 4.

Percentage of RT-qPCR-positive results for PRRSV cases over the total number of cases per season.

Each point represents a season within a year. Season are represented as follows: 1-Wi = Winter; 2-Sp = Spring; 3-Su = Summer, and 4-Fa = Fall.

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Fig 5.

Geographical distribution of PRRSV RNA detection by RT-qPCR.

A: overall distribution of all cases tested for PRRSV RNA. B: only cases with positive results for type 2 (North American)-PRRSV. C: only cases with for positive results type 1 (European)-PRRSV. D: only cases with a positive result for PRRS NA and positive result for PRRS EU. For VDL client confidentiality purposes, only states with hog inventory above 2 million heads [16] have numbers in the maps. Gray color shows the states with no cases.

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Fig 6.

Proportion of specimens according to number of cases submitted for PRRSV RNA testing by RT-qPCR over time.

Each bar represents a year season, and each color represents a specimen type.

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Fig 7.

Proportion of age categories according to number of cases submitted for PRRSV RNA testing by RT-qPCR over time.

Each bar represents a year season, and each color represents an age category.

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