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Cryptic diversity revealed by DNA barcoding in Colombian illegally traded bird species.

Molecular ecology resources - 1 Jul 2016

Mendoza Ángela María, Torres María Fernanda, Paz Andrea, Trujillo-Arias Natalia, López-Alvarez Diana, Sierra Socorro, Forero Fernando, Gonzalez Mailyn A

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Colombia is the country with the largest number of bird species worldwide, yet its avifauna is seriously threatened by habitat degradation and poaching. We built a DNA barcode library of nearly half of the bird species listed in the CITES appendices for Colombia, thereby constructing a species identification reference that will help in global efforts for controlling illegal species trade. We obtained the COI...

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PMID: 26929271
DOI: 10.1111/1755-0998.12515

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