Date: 2 August 2010
Location: Coastal Marine Biolabs, Ventura Harbor, California, USA
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From an educational standpoint, DNA barcoding is remarkable for its ability to span systematics, ecology, environmental science and policy, molecular, cellular, and developmental biology, genetics, applied mathematics, and various forms of ICT. Although public engagement with science and nature is consistently cited as a central goal of the…
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Sponge Barcoding Project is the first global barcoding project on any diploblast taxon and covers the complete
taxonomic range of Porifera.
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The
Shark Barcode of Life project aims to barcode the 1,000 marine and 100 freshwater shark species.Website:
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The Polar Barcode of Life campaign coordinates barcoding efforts in ongoing bioinventory projects in Arctic and Antarctic marine, freshwater and terrestrial ecosystems.
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HealthBOL coordinates initiatives to barcode vectors, pathogens, and parasites for the betterment of human health around the world.
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All Fungi Barcoding provides up-to-date information on fungal barcoding and facilitates communication and collaboration among researchers interested in fungi.
Website:
http://www.allfungi.org/Group:…
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Coral Reef Barcode of Life campaign is a detailed barcode study of fishes at one site in the Great Barrier Reef to generate a barcode library that will aid taxonomic work by clarifying species boundaries and by revealing cryptic taxa.
Website:
http://www.reefbarcoding.orgGroup:
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Trichoptera Barcode of Life is a long-term project to barcode the world’s approximately 13,000 species of
caddisflies.
Website:
http://trichopterabol.org Group:
http://connect.barcodeoflife.net/group/freshwaterbiosurveillance…
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The Canadian Barcode of Life Network, made up of nearly 50 researchers from across the country, represents the first national network dedicated to large-scale DNA barcoding. The goal of this network is to make important contributions to biodiversity research, and to maintain Canada's place… Continue
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ECBOL is an information and coordination hub on DNA barcoding in Europe organized within EDIT, the European Institute of Taxonomy and maintained by CBS, the Centraalbureau voor Schimmelcultures in Utrecth. The ECBOL initiative (Calibrating European Biodiversity using DNA Barcodes) is a… Continue
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FISH-BOL, the Fish Barcode of Life campaign, is collecting barcodes from at least five specimens representing the 30,000+ species of marine, freshwater and estuarine fish of the world. Like ABBI, FISH-BOL has a central Steering Committee and Regional Working Groups.
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MarBOL is an international campaign to obtain at least 50,000 barcode records of marine species by October 2010. MarBOL is led by an international Steering Committee and an affiliated project of the Census of Marine Life (CoML).
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MBI, the Mosquito Barcode Initiative is another "demonstration project" aimed at producing a global operational system for identifying mosquitoes in two years. MBI plans to barcode at least five specimens from 80% of the 3200 known mosquito species. Disease-bearing species and their closest… Continue
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The Mammalia Barcode of Life campaign is a part of the larger effort encompassing all vertebrates, and aims to build a comprehensive reference library of DNA barcodes for the global mammal fauna. The campaign seeks to assemble a broad global coalition of leading researchers, museums, and… Continue
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TBI, the Tephritid Barcode Initiative is a two-year "demonstration project" that will create an operational system for identifying fruit flies around the world. TBI will barcode at least five representatives of all tephritid fruit flies that are either (1) agricultural pests, (2) beneficial… Continue
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The aim of the Lepidoptera Barcode of Life campaign is to build a COI barcode library for all butterfly and moth species. This library will permit the rapid, reliable identification of Lepidoptera at any stage of their development (egg, caterpillar, pupa or adult) and will facilitate the… Continue
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The Catalogue of Life (CoL) is a joint effort between the Species 2000 and IT IS organizations aimed at completing coverage for all 1.75 million known species by 2011.
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Bee-BOL, the Bee Barcode of Life Initiative, is a global effort to coordinate the assembly of a standardized reference sequence library for all ~20,000 bee species. Bee-BOL is creating a valuable public resource in the form of an electronic database containing DNA barcodes, images, and… Continue
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QBOL is a project financed by the 7th Framework Program of the European Union that makes collections harboring plantpathogenic quarantine organisms available. Informative genes from selected species on the EU Directive and EPPO lists are DNA barcoded from vouchered specimens. In the next 3 year… Continue
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The Encyclopedia of Life (EOL) is an online reference and database for all 1.9 million species currently known to science, and will stay current by capturing information on newly discovered and formally described species. EOL aims to help all of us better understand life on our… Continue
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