eDNA Biodiversity Detection
Benchmark Value
Evidence & Context
a read depth of 50,000 read pairs per sample has been recommended in some fish eDNA studies to adequately capture diversity measures.
Sequencing depth required to adequately capture diversity measures in fish eDNA studies
This benchmark represents the recommended sequencing depth of 50,000 read pairs per sample to adequately capture biodiversity diversity measures in fish eDNA studies within the Arid Interior Dunefields & Sandy Deserts biome under conservation land use.
Recommended depth to ensure diversity measures are adequately captured.
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Additional references from the underlying research that informed this benchmark.
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