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Environmental DNA supports persistence of the mythical Japanese freshwater fish “Jindai Dojo” and its conspecificity with an Eastern Japanese relict species

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By Hiroki Yamanaka, Yuki Yashima, Shotaro Ohgita, Asaka Yasuda, Tadao Kitagawa
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Abstract Environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis provides a means of detecting cryptic and rare taxa and identifying their genetic lineages, even when they are no longer detected by conventional surveys. The freshwater dojo loach locally known as the “Jindai Dojo” was historically collected in Iga City, central Honshu, Japan, and morphological evidence has suggested that it is conspecific with Misgurnus sp.
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