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5/22/2019 | 9:15 AM - 9:30 AM | NOVEL ENVIRONMENTAL DNA METHODS FOR MONITORING POPULATION GENETICS OF AN INVASIVE SPECIES | 254 B
NOVEL ENVIRONMENTAL DNA METHODS FOR MONITORING POPULATION GENETICS OF AN INVASIVE SPECIES
Environmental DNA (eDNA) methods are well established for detecting species presence and biodiversity, yet little research has been conducted using these methods to obtain population-level genetic information on aquatic species. In this study, we developed an approach using eDNA methods to detect intraspecific diversity at multiple nuclear microsatellite markers in an invasive species and compared these methods to traditional tissue-derived genetic estimates in mesocosm experiments and field collections. Microsatellite allele frequencies from eDNA accurately reflected allele frequencies from genotyped round goby tissue samples, indicating population genetic parameters can be reliably estimated with eDNA methods. This study is the first to document the application of eDNA and multiple amplicon-based methods to obtain intraspecific nuclear genetic information from environmental samples. Such an approach has the potential to revolutionize our ability to characterize populations where conventional sampling strategies may be biased or cost-prohibitive, and broadens the application of eDNA methodologies to inform population-level management objectives.
- Population
- Genetics
- Fish
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Kara Andres
(), Cornell University, kja68@cornell.edu;
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Suresh Sethi
(), Cornell University, suresh.sethi@cornell.edu;
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David Lodge
(), Cornell University, dml356@cornell.edu;
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Jose Andrés
(), Cornell University, jaa53@cornell.edu;
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