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Practical considerations for trace DNA recovery and detection of an invasive reptile across different deposition scenariosNARA Subscribed
Trace DNA detection methods are increasingly applied to biomonitoring, in conservation, biosecurity, and wildlife forensic sciences. Reptiles are high risk invasive alien species that can cause damaging environmental impacts, yet the dynamics around terrestrial reptile DNA deposition and subsequent detection are poorly understood. Concerns around the role of the pet trade in introducing key reptile pests have resulted in calls...
Biological Abundance and Diversity in Organic-Rich Sediments From a Florida Barrier Island LagoonOA Marine
Organic-rich sediments in estuaries and the coastal ocean are often a product of land clearing, runoff of excess nutrients and other human activities. They can harbor pollutants, oxygen-consuming microbes and toxic hydrogen sulfide (H 2 S), thereby creating a hostile environment for infauna. In one barrier island lagoon, the Indian River Lagoon (IRL), Florida, layers of organic-rich sediments have increased substantially in th...
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