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DNA barcoding takes on the world
The real power of the fast-growing science of DNA barcoding, according to its supporters, is in describing and cataloguing the 98 percent or so of biological life that has yet to be named. FULL STORY
JGI/Antónia Monteiro, University at Buffalo
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DNA barcoding takes on the world

DNA barcoding, similar in concept to supermarket bar codes, has been championed by its supporters as a way to quickly identify and catalogue the world’s vast biodiversity before it disappears.

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