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A tiny drop of water is all that's needed to find threatened frogs
New research from James Cook University applied highly sensitive environmental DNA methods to detect two threatened frog species in locat…
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New research from James Cook University applied highly sensitive environmental DNA methods to detect two threatened frog species in locations where they had not previously been observed, and also identified a third species still recovering from earlier disease outbreaks. The findings appear in the journal Conservation Science and Practice.
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