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Applying DNA barcoding to conservation practice: a case study of endangered birds and large mammals in China

2017-03-01

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Owning to advantages over traditional species identification methods, DNA barcoding is suggested to be a promising tool in conservation research. However, the use of DNA barcoding to accurately identify unknown samples in conservation practices has not been well documented in the literature. To illustrate this issue, we implemented a survey of endangered birds and mammals in China based on mitochondrial Cytochrome...

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69f17010-1c67-56fc-abf0-b44b97edcd5f
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10.1007/s10531-016-1263-y
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