Which specifies likely harbors the virus infecting Sylvilagus Bachman?

The virus infecting Sylvilagus bachmani, commonly known as the Brush Rabbit, is likely harbored by other wild rabbit species, particularly those within the Sylvilagus genus. Additionally, some studies suggest that domestic rabbits can also serve as reservoirs for certain viruses affecting wild rabbit populations. Environmental factors and interactions with other wildlife may further influence the spread of these viruses. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for wildlife management and conservation efforts.