Metabarcoding Uncovers Flying Arthropod Diversity Across Ancient Chinese Tea Landscapes
DNA metabarcoding of Malaise-trap samples from ancient tea landscapes in Southwest China identified 5,669 flying arthropod taxa with marked community ...
Tag: DNA metabarcoding
Body Size, Not Sex, Shapes What Cunner Wrasse Eat Across the Northwest Atlantic
A combined morphological and DNA metabarcoding study of 225 cunner wrasse from Newfoundland to New York finds that adult body ...
Lady beetle shown to be key field predator of major tea pest in China
A year of field surveys and DNA metabarcoding of beetle gut contents show that Chilocorus kuwanae is a key predator ...
Lumpfish diets shift year to year in salmon cages, DNA stomach analysis reveals
A three-year study of lumpfish stomachs in Newfoundland salmon cages found significant annual shifts in diet, with DNA metabarcoding revealing ...
Faecal DNA from Bulgarian cave bats reveals over a thousand prey and parasite species
A new dataset documents 1018 prey and parasite species identified from 113 faecal samples of greater and lesser mouse-eared bats ...
DNA Faecal Analysis Reveals How Swallows and Swifts Divide Insect Prey in a Malaysian Town
A DNA metabarcoding study of 60 faecal samples from four aerial insectivorous birds in Bentong, Malaysia, found broad dietary overlap ...
DNA in dust reveals hidden arthropod world inside bird nests
Metabarcoding of nest dust, arthropod remains and feathers from 20 Canadian bird nests detected 103 taxa, more than four times ...
Preliminary island study finds plant-rich diet in wild two-spotted crickets
A preliminary study of six wild two-spotted crickets on Ishigaki Island found 15 plant taxa in their guts, infrequent animal ...
DNA metabarcoding complements but does not replace morphological monitoring of Ecuadorian stream macroinvertebrates
A 10-site Ecuadorian field comparison found that DNA metabarcoding and morphological identification produced correlated biological-quality scores but substantially different macroinvertebrate ...
Peruvian rainforest study detects 27 mammalian taxa from carrion-fly DNA in 240 flies
A field study in the Peruvian Amazon detected 27 mammalian taxa from 240 carrion flies using extraction-free PCR, while pooling ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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