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A molecular survey based on eDNA to assess the presence of a clown featherback (
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- A comparative study on eDNA-based detection of Siamese bat catfish (Oreoglanis siamensis) in wet and dry conditions.Scientific reports · 2024Article
- Sustainable fisheries management through reliable restocking and stock enhancement evaluation with environmental DNA.Scientific reports · 2023Article
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- Detection of the Endangered Siamese Bat Catfish (Animals : an open access journal from MDPI · 2023Article
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Abstract
backgroundThe importance of the inland fisheries sector in food security as a provider of much-needed protein and income supplier has been highlighted. This is especially the case in poor rural communities in developing countries. Inland capture fisheries in Thailand are in place nationwide in rivers, lakes, swamps and reservoirs. The clown featherback (
methodsWe developed an eDNA-based method for detection of the clown featherback in Phayao Lake as an alternative tool. Water samples were collected in three different sampling months (February, June and September) at six sites located in the lake. Species-specific primers and the probe were designed to amplify a 183 bp fragment of the
resultseDNA of the clown featherback can be detected in all different sampling months and sites. Concentration of the clown featherback found in Prayao Lake showed no difference over sampling month but between collecting sites. This proves that eDNA based survey is a sensitive and useful tool for monitoring and surveying the clown featherback at any time of the year.
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