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Background  Ticks are implicated as hosts to a wide range of animal and human pathogens. The full range of microbes harbored by ticks has not yet been fully explored.    Methods  As part of a viral surveillance and discovery project in arthropods, we used unbiased high-throughput sequencing to examine viromes of ticks collected on Long Island, New York in 2013.    Results  We detected and sequenced the complete genome of a novel rhabdovirus originating from a pool of  Amblyomma americanum  ticks. This virus, which we provisionally name Long Island tick rhabdovirus, is distantly related to Moussa virus from Africa.    Conclusions  The Long Island tick rhabdovirus may represent a novel species within family  Rhabdoviridae .

Genome characterization of Long Island tick rhabdovirus, a new virus identified in Amblyomma americanum ticks