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DNA barcoding and conservation

DNA barcoding and conservation Paris workshop, July 2006 (Volker Loeschcke, ESF program on conservation genetics: ConGen). Potential and limitations of barcoding for conservation – the preservation of endagered species/ESUs/populations. DNA barcoding and conservation.

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DNA barcoding and conservation

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  1. DNA barcoding and conservation Paris workshop, July 2006(Volker Loeschcke, ESF program on conservation genetics: ConGen) Potential and limitations of barcoding for conservation – the preservation of endagered species/ESUs/populations.

  2. DNA barcoding and conservation • Can the ESU concept be integrated in an animal DNA barcoding approach?

  3. DNA barcoding and conservation • Does mtDNA diversity reflect population size in animal populations? Ref: Bazin et al., 2006. Population size does not influence mitochondrial genetic diversity in animals. Science 312, 570-572.

  4. DNA barcoding and conservation • Would multiple (nuclear) genes better reflect molecular diversity and evolutionary potential than a single mtDNA gene? Ref: Rubinoff, D. 2006. Utility of mitochondrial DNA barcodes in species conservation. Conservatin Biology xxx, xx-xxx.

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