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'Environmental DNA' Helps Scientists in Monitoring Fish Migration
Researchers abel to map out fish migration patterns using Environmental DNA. Researchers from the Rockefeller University have successfully recorded the migration of several key fish species with the use of "Environmental DNA" strained from water samples.
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