eDNA helps scientists track marine species on the cheap

Scientists are learning how to interpret “environmental DNA” (eDNA), the DNA that marine species naturally shed in water, which will help them track endangered species, check for invasive plants and manage fisheries. “The easiest way to understand eDNA is to imagine yourself relaxing in a steamy hot tub. As you’re soaking, a bubble splashes water… » Read More

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