Noninvasive Identification of Herpetofauna: Pairing Conservation Dogs and Genetic Analysis

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RT @MarkJStatham1: @Nv_pyromelana @WD4C @mfwestphal They work well and collected a good haul of scat. The scent of the lizard scat does not…

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@Nv_pyromelana @WD4C @mfwestphal They work well and collected a good haul of scat. The scent of the lizard scat does not travel as far as mammal (especially carnivore), so they have to search closer; in our case targeting favored shrubs. Worth chatting wit

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RT @MarkJStatham1: Our new research! Development of techniques for the noninvasive identification of reptiles🦎. Combining scat #detectordo…

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RT @MarkJStatham1: Our new research! Development of techniques for the noninvasive identification of reptiles🦎. Combining scat #detectordo…

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