The book Environmental DNA (eDNA) in Wildlife Conservation introduces the fundamental concepts, principles, methods, and applications of eDNA. It explains the biological basis of environmental DNA, its sources, sampling procedures, laboratory methods, molecular techniques, and applications in biodiversity assessment and wildlife monitoring.
The book also discusses modern approaches such as metabarcoding, metagenomics, environmental RNA, and advanced molecular technologies. These approaches provide new opportunities for studying complex biological communities and understanding changes in ecosystems.
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