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稻谷鼠(Oryzomys palustris, Harlan, 1837)是常见的沼泽稻鼠,是一种稻谷目啮齿类动物,尾巴几乎与头和身体一样长,上灰白色,下白色,脚长趾白色。本记录是对James L. Wolfe (1982a)关于主题物种的《哺乳动物物种176》的更新,纳入了103个新的参考文献,其中大多数是1982年以后发表的。palustris是这个新热带属的六个现存物种和两个灭绝物种之一,是半水栖和杂食性的,在一些种群中是高度肉食性的。在其分布于美国南部的西部部分,它与特克南蝽并列。在国际自然保护联盟(iucn)的红色名录中,palustris被列为“最不受关注”(LC)。
Abstract Oryzomys palustris (Harlan, 1837), the common marsh rice rat, is an Oryzomyine rodent with a tail nearly as long as the head and body, grayish above and white below with long-toed white feet. This account is an update of Mammalian Species 176 on the subject species by James L. Wolfe (1982a), incorporating 103 new references, most published since 1982. Oryzomys palustris, one of six living and two extinct species in this Neotropical genus, is semiaquatic and omnivorous, being highly carnivorous in some populations. It is parapatric with O. texensis in the western portion of its distribution in the southern United States. Oryzomys palustris is classified as “Least Concern” (LC) on the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List.