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FISH-BOL Publications

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Permalink Reply by Robert Hanner on May 4, 2011 at 3:54pm

This review paper summarizes the aims and progress of FISH-BOL (as of late 2008) and is recommended reading for those new to the campaign or anyone who is interested in learning more about barcoding as practiced on fishes.

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Ward JFishBiol 2009 FISHBOLReview.pdf, 771 KB

Permalink Reply by Robert Hanner on May 4, 2011 at 3:56pm

This paper was the first to document widespread market substitution in North American seafood using DNA barcoding and highlights the problems associated with different accepted common market names across national jurisdictions...

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Wong Hanner FRIN 2008 Seafood Substitution.pdf, 385 KB

Permalink Reply by Lee Weigt on May 4, 2011 at 3:56pm

attached is a very recent paper which used DNA barcoding to identify the eggs being eaten by an aggregation of whale sharks

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Venegas et al 2011 .pdf, 613 KB

Permalink Reply by Lyndell M. Bade on March 6, 2012 at 3:18pm

Thank you, Lee. This looks great! I'm doing diet work on cownose rays and have focused on known prey species as a start. I need to sequence the cownose ray as well...am just now starting on that this week. If you know off-hand of elasmobranch papers I should start with, that would be a tremendous help. Feel free to pass on anything you may think of...ideas/papers/suggestions. It would be much appreciated!

Thanks so much,

Lyndell

Permalink Reply by Robert Hanner on May 4, 2011 at 3:57pm

This paper highlights the role of barcoding in the identification of ingested toxins resulting from seafood mislabeling and describes the ensuing public health response by the US Food and Drug Administration.

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