The modern concept of DNA-based barcoding for cataloguing biodiversity was proposed in
2003 by first adopting an approximately 600 bp fragment of the mitochondrial COI gene to …

Because significant global changes are currently underway in the Arctic, creating a large‐
scale standardized database for Arctic marine biodiversity is particularly pressing. This study …

Metabarcoding combines DNA barcoding with high‐throughput sequencing, often using one
genetic marker to understand complex and taxonomically diverse samples. However …

DNA barcoding has been largely successful in satisfactorily exposing levels of standing
genetic diversity for a wide range of taxonomic groups through the employment of only one …

Background DNA barcoding has been developed as a useful tool for species discrimination.
Several sequence-based species delimitation methods, such as Barcode Index Number …

Little is known about when and how planktonic species arise and persist in the open ocean
without apparent dispersal barriers. Pteropods are planktonic snails with thin shells …

Monitoring the distribution of marine biodiversity is a crucial step to better assess the impacts
of global changes. Arctic marine fauna is dominated by amphipods in terms of abundance …

Although easily collected in large numbers, the subsequent processing and identification of
zooplankton have usually been a barrier to large-scale biodiversity assessments. Therefore …

Assessing levels of standing genetic variation within species requires a robust sampling for
the purpose of accurate specimen identification using molecular techniques such as DNA …

Simple Summary The butterfly genus Parnassius attracts the attention of numerous
researchers. However, species and populations from Central and Western Asia remain …