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Fletchervirus is a genus of virus of the subfamily Eucampyvirinae and the phylum Uroviricota (Bacteriophage). This genus contains 5 different species. The family Myoviridae that this genus is a part of is identified from other bacteriophage species by its choice of host, bacteria of the genus Campylobacter. Fletchervirus like most bacteriophage are harmless to humans and thus have no antiviral drugs associated with them. They can be found worldwide and just like most bacteriophage species are found in almost all ecological environments including humans.