A sensitive environmental DNA (eDNA) assay leads to new insights on Ruffe (Gymnocephalus cernua) spread in North America
Andrew Tucker(Southeast Missouri State University), David M. Lodge(Cornell University), Dmitry Beletsky(Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences), Jennifer L. Sieracki(University of Toledo), Christopher L. Jerde(University of California, Santa Barbara), Timothy R. Strakosh, W. Lindsay Chadderton(Great Lakes Institute of Management), Mark A. Renshaw(University of Notre Dame), Anjanette Bowen(United States Fish and Wildlife Service), Karen L. Uy(University of Notre Dame), Jonathan M. Bossenbroek(University of Toledo), Jennifer L. Bergner(Central Michigan University), Andrew R. Mahon(Central Michigan University), Crysta A. Gantz(University of Notre Dame)
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