Phylogeny of the Bunyavirales including viruses detected in this study. Viruses found 417 in this study are labeled by their location, and their branches are colored red. Dark red dots 418 indicate bootstrap support greater than 75. Silhouette images represent the general host taxa 419

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... branching sister to the Hantaviridae, which is consistent with previous studies (C. X. Li et al., 170 2015) (Figure 3). We detected Sbbv1 sequences in C. hemipterus samples from Madagascar, 171 and C. lectularius samples from France and Czechia. ...

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... with an insect virus sister to the Hantaviridae (Figure 3). This agrees with the findings of 326 Käfer et al. (2019) and supports the hypothesis that the Hantaviridae may have originated from 327 arthropod viruses, and subsequently shifted to infecting vertebrate hosts ( Marklewitz et al., 328 2015). ...

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... is interesting to note 338 that Sbbv2 has persisted in the bed bug lineage despite shifts in feeding strategy from plants to 339 other insects, to obligate blood feeders (Johnson et al., 2018). Our bunyavirus phylogeny 340 (Figure 3) also suggests that the tenuiviruses, which are important insect-transmitted plant 341 viruses, infected their insect hosts before evolving the ability to infect plants. This is indicated 342 ...

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... Cimex tenui-like virus 1 branching sister to the tenuiviruses, and another insect virus, Wuhan 343 horsefly virus, branching with this group (Figure 3). 344 ...