Barcode Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 3 – October 2011CONTENTS
Out of the lab and into the field
California group is testing the waters for environmental barcoding
South African barcoders head for the wetlands
iSimangaliso Wetland Park was the destination for the 2011 Toyota Enviro Outreach expedition.
Herps come in from the cold
Herpetologists now have their own barcoding campaign
Beauty on the front porch
How a love of moths turned an oyster farmer into a barcoder
What’s in your teabag
Three high school students use barcodes to find the answer
PLoS One launches Mexico City Collection
Proceedings of the Third International Barcode of Life Conference
African partnership initiative launched
Bringing together biodiversity researchers and potential users of DNA barcoding
Essay: Navigating around hazards to barcoding, 2011
iBOL Chair Jesse Ausubel on how to avoid the speed bumps on the road to 5 million barcodes
Opinion: Does the species count really matter?
Eminent biologists beg to differ on the significance of the new total species estimate
Research Roundup
A selection of recent scientific publications on DNA barcoding
