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Species assignment from trace DNA sequences: an in silico assessment of the test used to survey for foxes in Tasmania

2015-12-01

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Diagnostic DNA tests have become important for species detection from environmental samples and are increasingly applied to the analysis of ecological systems and in wildlife management. The availability of reference DNA sequences from many taxa enables the development of diagnostic PCR primers. Where there is a high risk of false‐positive PCR amplification, or where even a low rate of false positives has serious...

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33b93a9f-2834-5ba6-99b0-099ae63e092e
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10.1111/1365-2664.12506
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