DNA barcoding

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Planting the seeds for a bioliterate tropical country

Norwegian SciTech News
Nancy Bazilchuk
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$180 million DNA ‘barcode’ project aims to discover 2 million new species

Science
Elizabeth Pennisi
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Biodiversity: the word no one used – until it began to vanish

The Guardian
Steven Poole
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U of Guelph’s DNA barcode centre catalogues Earth’s biodiversity

University Affairs
Diane Peters
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Researchers DNA Barcode the Arctic

The Scientist
Phil Jaekl
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Climate change is destroying Lebanon’s biblical cedar trees

The Telegraph
Josie Ensor
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In Lebanon, climate change devours ancient cedar trees

The Times of Israel
Tony Gamal-Gabriel
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Paul Hebert: The inventory of life

Ecology for the Masses
Sam Perrin
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A tool for finding rare marine species

Science
Ellen K. Pikitch
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