Advancements in environmental DNA (eDNA) approaches have allowed for rapid and
efficient species detections in diverse environments. Although most eDNA research is …

Environmental DNA (eDNA) is organismal DNA that can be detected in the environment and
is derived from cellular material of organisms shed into aquatic or terrestrial environments. It …

Aim It has been predicted that there should be concordance between biogeographical and
phylogeographical processes structuring multi‐species regional assemblages. We …

Molecular techniques using DNA retrieved from community or environmental samples, in
particular environmental DNA (eDNA), are becoming increasingly popular for detecting …

The ability to gather genetic information using DNA metabarcoding of bulk samples obtained
directly from the environment is crucial to determine biodiversity baselines and understand …

Abstract Analysis of environmental DNA (eDNA) has gained widespread usage for
taxonomically based biodiversity assessment. While interest in applying noninvasive eDNA …

DNA metabarcoding has been increasingly used to detail distributions of hundreds of
species. Most analyses focus on creating molecular operational taxonomic units (MOTUs) …

Various methodologies including genetic analyses, morphometrics, proteomics, lipidomics,
metabolomics, etc. are now used or being developed to authenticate fish and seafood. Such …

Abstract Knowledge about population genetic data is important for effective conservation
management. Genetic research traditionally requires sampling directly from the organism …

Coral reefs are globally significant repositories of marine biodiversity. Over 25% of all
marine life depends on coral reefs at some point in their life cycle. Among the nine million …