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April 6, 2018PLoS ONEOpen Access

Shedding light on eDNA: neither natural levels of UV radiation nor the presence of a filter feeder affect eDNA-based detection of aquatic organisms

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EMElvira MächlerUniversity of BernMOMaslin OsathanunkulChiang Mai UniversityFAFlorian AltermattUniversity of Zurich

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