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GIS and eDNA Analysis System Successfully Used to Discover New Habitats of Rare Salamander
A research team has successfully identified an unknown population of the endangered Yamato salamander (Hynobius Vandenburgh) in Gifu Prefecture, using a methodology combining GIS and eDNA analysis. This method could be applied to other critically endangered species, in addition to being utilized to locate small organisms that are difficult to find using conventional methods.
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