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Thirteen Years of DNA Barcoding in Germany – Achievements and Prospects
In less than a decade, DNA barcodes of more than 24,000 German species have been assembled resulting in several major data releases and publications.
Saving the Pangolin: Philippines’ Fight Against the Illegal Wildlife Trade
Governments, scientists, and enforcement agencies join forces to formally incorporate molecular identification of trafficked species within wildlife forensics.
University of Sindh Jamshoro Barcodes Grasshoppers in Pakistan’s Thar Desert
Tracking the shift of non-pests to crop pests, a phenomenon accelerated by anthropogenic pressures in the Thar Desert.
DNA Barcoding and Genomics in the Megadiverse Amazon Altitude Fields
Scientists are contributing to the most profound molecular representation of biodiversity in any Brazilian environment.
A DNA Barcoding Review of the Entomofauna of Egypt
From insect diversity to pests to forensics, DNA barcoding plays a vital role in Egyptian biodiversity conservation and legislative protection efforts.
Summary of National Barcoding Activities for Portugal
Dynamic DNA barcoding activities across marine and terrestrial ecosystems in Portugal, including important contributions to iBOL’s bioinformatics capacity.
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