RESIDENT OR INVASIVE SPECIES? ENVIRONMENTAL DNA CAN PROVIDE RELIABLE ANSWERS
eDNA can be successfully applied to identify vertebrates in a tropical lake improving our capacity to map and monitor species.WRITTEN BY NATALIA IVANOVA ET AL.
Diagnosing a rare human disease in Mexico’s lowlands
The first multidisciplinary study using DNA barcodes as a medical diagnostic tool forms a unique collaborative group comprised of medical practitioners and scientists.
DNA Barcoding Wild Flora in Pakistan’s Forests
Preserving voucher specimens and creating a virtual herbarium to understand and protect some of the oldest living trees on the planet.
The Diversification and Evolution of Marine Invertebrates in Oceanic Islands
Unravelling long-established divergence patterns and remarkable geographic segregation that has endured over millions of years in marine invertebrates.
Discovering Fiji’s native bees: hidden secrets in a biodiversity hotspot
Researchers provide new insights into biodiversity using DNA barcoding in Fiji’s topographically complex archipelago.
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