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Evaluating eDNA metabarcoding methods for marine vertebrate monitoring
Environmental DNA (eDNA) is rapidly becoming a valuable tool for conducting biodiversity research, including studies on marine vertebrates, and metabarcoding of eDNA enables the characterization of biological communities. However, methodological variation across workflow stages can influence results
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