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中国のハイランド湖の魚の多様性と時空分布 環境DNAメタバーコーディングに基づく

Lu Shu1, Arne Ludwig2, Hongmei Pan1

  • 1Key Laboratory of Freshwater Fish Reproduction and Development (Ministry of Education) Southwest University School of Life Sciences Chongqing China.

Ecology and evolution
|February 13, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

環境DNA (eDNA) メタバーコーディングは,エルハイ湖の魚の多様性を効果的に監視しました. 沿岸線のサンプリングは,水中の生物多様性と時空間の分布の変化を追跡するために費用対効果が高いことが証明されました.

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eDNAメタバーコーディング魚のコミュニティ構造 魚のコミュニティ構造淡水の生物多様性について湖の生態系 湖の生態系 湖の生態系時間の変動,時間的な変化.

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