Frozen for Years, Still Telling the Truth: River Biofilm DNA Survives Three Years in Storage
A new study shows that diatom DNA in archived river biofilm samples remains stable for up to three years of ...
A new study shows that diatom DNA in archived river biofilm samples remains stable for up to three years of ...
A new comparative study shows that the longer 331-bp rbcL marker delivers higher taxonomic resolution for diatom DNA biomonitoring while ...
At GSA Connects 2026 in Denver, geoscientists are exploring how floods, drought, and human modification are transforming rivers and the ...
A four-year study of more than 532,000 riverbed invertebrates shows the Paraopeba River's communities are still churning six years after ...
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