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Protected: iBOL leaders get down to work in Adelaide
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FREDIE building freshwater data portal
Barcode library for fishes, molluscs and mayflies European researchers have begun building an online voucher-based DNA barcoding reference system for the continent’s freshwater fishes, molluscs and mayflies. Covering an area from the Canary Islands and Portugal in the west to the Ural mountains in the east and using available and freshly collected material, the FREDIE [...]
Protected: Get Involved in iBOL
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Protected: Speed bumps on the road to 5 million
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Australia to barcode all marine and freshwater fish species
Australian scientists are more than half-way to their goal of barcoding all of the country’s estimated 4,500 marine and freshwater fish species. Read more
Helena Korpelainen
Finland alternate Department of Applied Biology, University of Helsinki, Finland Web: Academic profile Email: Helena.korpelainen@helsinki.fi
Protected: Darwin’s butterflies?
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Gala fundraiser for Guanacaste Conservation Area
Daniel Janzen, famed tropical biologist and early adopter of DNA barcoding, will be the featured speaker at a gala fundraiser in Toronto. Read more
Amanda Mararuai
Papua New Guinea representative Manager, National Agriculture Insect Collection National Agricultural Research Institute, Lae, Papua New Guinea Email: Amanda.mararuai@nari.org.pg Entomologist Amanda Mararuai has been with the Papua New Guinea National Agriculture Research Institute (NARI) since 1998, when she was recruited to work on a regional project researching management methods of economically important fruit fly species [...]
