eDNA may offer an early warning signal for deadly frog pathogen

Mongabay
Apr 18, 2018, 7:06 pm108 pts
When Colleen Kamoroff and her graduate advisor Caren Goldberg collected water samples to look for the DNA of non-native fish species, they could not have guessed the potential importance of their timing. One month after they sampled water from 13 lakes in California’s Sequoia Kings Canyon National Park in…

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