2023
DOI: 10.1111/mec.16970
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It is time for ancient DNA to sweat the small stuff

Abstract: When one thinks of the field of ancient DNA it conjures images of extinct megafauna, from mammoths and woolly rhinos, through to the giant, flightless elephant bird (but hopefully not dinosaurs – despite the pervasive idea of ‘dino DNA’ from Jurassic park). These taxa have fascinating evolutionary histories, and their extinction stories need to be told. At the other end of the vertebrate scale, however, is the often neglected ‘small stuff’ – lizards, frogs, and other herpetofauna. But here's the rub – extracti… Show more

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