Scientists Seek DNA Clues in The Environment to Help Threatened Amphibians

ENN
Jun 27, 2019, 2:28 pm154 pts
Helping preserve rare, threatened amphibians, scientists at Washington State University are launching a $1.4 million effort to unobtrusively find and study them through the environmental traces of their DNA.

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