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Marsh Rice Rat (Oryzomys palustris) Marsh Rice Rats are “Marsh Oryzomys” are semi-aquatic rats that are common across South Carolina in Wetland habitat. They are the primary host of the Bayou Virus, the second most common agent of hantavirus infections in the United States. “Oryza” is Greek for “rice”, “Mys” is Greek for “mouse”, and […]