> Neither Miriam-Webster nor Cambridge list plural form of 'virus'. But
> there's simple rule to make plurals in English: append 's' to a noun, and if
> the noun ends in 's', then append 'es'. Or I'm missing something.


There's exception to that rule like datum - data, man - men, mouse - mice.
Greetings,
   JC


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