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Data and Report from S&T Project Number 1831: Investigation of DNA metabarcoding for macroinvertebrate surveys and invasive species detection

DNA metabarcoding is a rapidly developing technique for rapidly surveying entire communities of organisms from individual environmental samples. Metabarcoding data were collected, and were tested for macroinvertebrate surveys and for detection of invasive species, including quagga mussel.
Generation Effort S&T Project 1831: Investigation of DNA Metabarcoding for Macroinvertebrate Surveys and Invasive Species Detection
Location Folsom Mormon Island Wetland Preserve Site 8 Sampling Point for S&T 1831
Themes Biological, Environmental
Tags Metabarcoding, Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA), Macroinvertebrates
Reclamation Project
Reclamation Program Science and Technology Program

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Location Name Folsom Mormon Island Wetland Preserve Site 8 Sampling Point for S&T 1831
Location Description Sampling Point 8 for S&T Project #1831 on Folsom Mormon Island Wetland Preserve, California.
Location Tags Folsom Lake
Location Parent
State(s) California
Unified Region(s) California-Great Basin
Timezone PT
Elevation 479 ft
Vertical Datum NAVD88
Coordinates (lat, long) (38.69476, -121.11303)
Horizontal Datum WGS84
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