One Apple, One Orange (Ryan Kelly)
As eDNA datasets have become more common, a frequent and reasonable step for many applications is to compare some eDNA […]
How much is environmental DNA information worth? (Ryan Kelly)
A really practical question for eDNA is: so what? So I can detect all kinds of species in the world
But where did the eDNA in my water sample come from? Thoughts on eDNA transport (Eily Allan)
One of the first questions asked when presenting eDNA data is: “It is great that you found eDNA from beaver
What’s in a name? (Zack Gold)
eDNA metabarcoding still never ceases to amaze, a single liter of sea water detecting hundreds of species from bread crumbs
On rare reads (Ryan Kelly)
A recent Twitter thread got me thinking more about rare reads in metabarcoding studies. I have, at points in the
Signal, noise, and amplicons (Ryan Kelly)
Any study has to be concerned with the signal-to-noise ratio, even if we often don’t explicitly measure it. For any
Where should we sample? (Keira Monuki)
As we continue to use eDNA in marine ecosystems, one large, lingering question remains: where, and how often, should we