Aquatic eDNA sampling at the Verde River near Perkinsville Bridge, AZ
By Southwest Biological Science Center
July 2022 (approx.)
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Aquatic eDNA sampling at the Verde River near Perkinsville Bridge, AZ. The scientists conducting the sampling are from the USGS, US Bureau of Reclamation's Gila River Basin Native Fishes Conservation Program, and Arizona Game & Fish Department. Photo courtesy of Kim Dibble, USGS.
For more information, see: USGS Science Supports Management of Invasive Species | U.S. Geological Survey
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