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Integrating eDNA and citizen science observations to model distribution of a temperate freshwater turtle near its northern range limit.
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- The Role of Community Science in DNA-Based Biodiversity Monitoring.Molecular ecology · 2025Review
- Advancing the environmental DNA and RNA toolkit for aquatic ecosystem monitoring and management.PeerJ · 2025Article
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Background: To determine species distributions and the factors underlying them, reliable occurrence data are crucial. Assembling such data can be challenging for species with cryptic life histories or that occur at low densities. Methods: We developed species-specific eDNA protocols, from sampling through data interpretation, to detect the common musk turtle ( Results: Our eDNA protocol was robust and sensitive. SDMs built from traditional observations and those supplemented with eDNA detections were comparable in prediction accuracy. However, models with eDNA detections suggested that the distribution of
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