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Standards in wildlife forensic science, with a focus on non‐human DNA analysis

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By Greta J. Frankham, Rob Ogden, Kyle M. Ewart, Barry W. Baker
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INTRODUCTION The discipline of wildlife DNA forensic science can be traced back to the earliest applications of DNA fingerprinting for examining individual relatedness (Shorrock, 1998) and DNA sequencing for identifying species in trade (Cronin et al., 1991). Since the early 1990s, it has developed alongside human DNA forensics, albeit at a slower pace due to its lower enforcement priority and associated reduced resources, but also because of the much broader taxonomic scope of wildlife evidence.
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