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Yellowknife Biology 20 Day 1

September 20, 2016 640 × 480 Yellowknife Biology 20 Day 1

Malaise trap is up, data collection started!

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  • How it Works
    • Setting the Trap!
    • Specimen Sorting
    • In the Lab
    • Analyzing the Data
    • The Results!
  • Discover!
    • What is a Malaise Trap?
    • What is DNA Barcoding?
    • On the BIObus!
    • Why is Biodiversity Important?
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    • Course Materials
    • How to Register
  • Contact Us
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