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Using genetic profiling for short and long term improved and eco-responsible management of shark problem individuals

2022-08-23

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DNA evidence is routinely used to identify individual predators responsible for attacks on people and livestock in terrestrial settings. However, the transfer of DNA techniques to aquatic environments for similar purposes is a recent development. To date, DNA barcoding has been used successfully to identify shark species depredating fish catches and biting surfboards and neoprene surfaces. In this study we demonst...

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Literature Corpus work: 11036460-2491-57c4-99f9-c14a6f47e528
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-549718/v3

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