Using environmental DNA methods to improve detectability in a hellbender (Cryptobranchus alleganiensis) monitoring program

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@mtgassr eDNA helps detect #hellbenders (largest salamander spp in N America) amidst population declines #365papers http://t.co/sJ2Uu6cVMS

eDNA improves detectability in hellbenders: http://t.co/QlOisNNZyq

Latest research using eDNA to monitor hellbenders: http://t.co/QlOisNNZyq http://t.co/Gx7rsY3aZr

@mtgassr eDNA helps detect #hellbenders (largest salamander spp in N America) amidst population declines #365papers http://t.co/sJ2Uu6cVMS

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