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Environmental DNA Helps Determine Distribution, Population of Endangered Species, Research Reveals
The application of environmental DNA has helped identify the population and distribution of Rhodeus atremius suigensis in Japan. It allows scientists and researchers to conserve and protect, especially endangered species. Read here.
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