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Optimal sample type and number vary in small shallow lakes when targeting non-native fish environmental DNA

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By Jerome KR, Neil Jarman S, Kenneth Keesing J, Hunter ME
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Considerations when designing a sampling program Our findings may not be applicable to larger lakes. Studies on larger and deeper systems are relatively limited and given their more heterogeneous geomorphology, stronger currents, stratification, and greater dilution due to volume, they often require more complex sampling strategies.
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