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144 2020-10-22 Squalus megalops fin clips Student research on population structure. Understanding spurdog genetic structure to discern how fisheries trawl interactions may impact on population/s off Australia's east coast. University of the Sunshine Coast Australia 165 Show details ...
143 2020-08-03 Other Photographs of proifera spicules. any digital material of megascleres or microscleres would be greatly appreciated My research project investigates the applicability of the software NuclearMorphology for species identification from natural history collections. The research can improve and automate steps of conventional (manually-acquired) assessment techniques of historic collections. University of Essex United Kingdom 203 Show details ...
142 2020-06-05 Bubalus arnee Blood, Tissue, Nasal swab Comparison of wild and domestic buffalos to characterise their domestication Contribute to breed development of domestic water buffalo Cardiff University United Kingdom 12422 Show details ...
141 2020-06-04 Eucyclosis Water samples from nearshore areas of lakes and other continental water bodies. ZIN RAS Russian Federation 46764 Show details ...
140 2020-06-04 Eurytemora water samples (fresh and brackish waters) ZIN RAS Russian Federation 7946 Show details ...
139 2020-06-04 Oligobrachia Any types Zoological Institute RAS СПБ Russian Federation 18535 Show details ...
138 2020-05-28 Chlamydoselachus Any tissue sample (preferably frozen or in ethanol) for a population genetics study Frilled Sharks have a wide yet patchy distribution around the globe. Anatomically, the species does not appear capable of any large scale migration and genetic mixing between populations seems unlikely. We aim to quantify separation between populations to understand when and how these populations separated. We are able to fund related costs. Pacific Shark Research Center Sacramento United States 34 Show details ...
137 2020-05-15 Argulus Photographs of Argulus spp. (Fish lice) on freshwater fish. Any quality photograph would be suitable. Preferably UK host species but any freshwater fish will be accepted. Currently researching applications of artificial intelligence in Ecology. I am looking for photographs of Saprolegnia and Argulus species on freshwater fish to train a computer programme to recognise the parasites independently. There will be a novel and forward-thinking approach to detection of disease/parasites affecting the fish in our rivers which Cardiff University United Kingdom 93514 Show details ...
136 2020-05-15 Saprolegnia Photographs of Saprolegnia spp. on freshwater fish (wild or captive). Any quality photograph would be suitable. Preferably UK species but any freshwater fish will be accepted. Currently researching applications of artificial intelligence in Ecology. I am looking for photographs of Saprolegnia and Argulus species on freshwater fish to train a computer programme to recognise the parasites independently. There will be a novel and forward-thinking approach to detection of disease/parasites affecting the fish in our rivers which are currently causing huge economic and ecological impact. Cardiff University United Kingdom 126541 Show details ...
135 2020-05-05 Mus musculus fecal samples, hair, fur, colon Specifically searching for samples for invasive house mice on islands. Looking for fecal and/or colon samples stored in ethanol or other fixatives; also, looking for mouse hair or fur samples (museum specimens or specimens recently collected). My name is Wieteke Holthuijzens and I am working on an international, collaborative project to quantify the impacts of invasive house mice (Mus musculus) on islands. In particular, I am using eDNA metabarcoding (via fecal samples) and stable isotope analysis (via hair or fur samples) to understand what mice consume on islands and to what extent. In turn, this information will be integrated into a framework to quantify ecological impacts by mice to inform appropriate conservation measures (such as mouse eradication). Moreover, diet information is crucial for use in conservation interventions (such as eradication) to ensure success as well as predict post-eradication ecological response. Thanks for your help! Northern Illinois University United States 38006 Show details ...
134 2020-04-29 Sphyrna lewini Vertebrae I'm requesting vertebrae samples from scalloped hammerhead sharks collected in Northern Brazil, mainly between Amapá and Maranhão states. Specimens can be at any size or sex, as long as some morphological measurement is provided, with total length preferred. Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco Brazil 163 Show details ...
132 2020-04-28 Squalus acanthias Any tissue in ethanol Specifically looking for samples from the North-East Atlantic and Mediterranean, but also considering further afield if possible. To understand the gene flow of spiny dogfish within the North-East Atlantic. My project is primarily focused on British waters, but I would like to expand this further afield to put the British population within context of what could be a larger population. Due to their long distance migrations, spiny dogfish are currently managed as a single-stock within the North-East Atlantic. This assumes genetic connectivity throughout but has not been previously investigated. We aim to gain insight into the extent of this assumption. University of Aberdeen United Kingdom 165 Show details ...
131 2020-04-27 Puffinus Tissue or blood We are looking for samples for any genus in Procellariiformes Our group is working on a phylogenetic study of the Procellariiformes to investigate their evolutionary origins. Systematic knowledge is lacking for this highly threatened group of seabirds. We hope by providing answers to taxonomic questions we can assist in the conservation management of Procellariiformes in the future. Durham University United Kingdom 159629 Show details ...
130 2020-04-23 Other Baleen plates Baleanoptera genus any (esp. Balaenoptera physalus, Balaenoptera acutorostrata, Megaptera novaeangliae and Balaenoptera musculus) from the Northeast Atlantic. As part of my project on ecological niche variations within and among large marine vertebrate individuals, we are studying changes in movement and foraging patterns of baleen whales in the North East Atlantic over the past 200 years on a macro-ecological scale. To do so, we are searching for historical and contemporary baleen plate samples to run stable isotope analysis. We would be very grateful for any help and are happy to discuss logistics further. By understanding how the movements and feeding habits of different baleen species have changed over the past 100-200 years, we hope to understand the impact human activities have had on them beyond population declines due to whaling. This will, in turn, provide the opportunity to make predictions in future scenarios as well as advise conservation efforts. Trinity College Dublin Dublin Ireland 203 Show details ...
129 2020-04-22 Carcharhinus leucas Records Only samples from fresh/brackish water locations Ruhr University Bochum Germany 22 Show details ...
128 2020-03-26 Octopus pallidus Arm tissues Preferably preserved in ethanol To study population genetic structure of Octopus pallidus, I'd need their DNA samples to run whole-genome sequencing. Population structure of Octopus pallidus has yet to be studied in South Australia and Victoria yet it is a key species in octopus fisheries. If it continues to be exploited without first establishing their population structure, it may be at risk of overexploitation in these regions. University of Adelaide Australia 154489 Show details ...
127 2020-03-26 Octopus berrima Arm tissues Preferably preserved in ethanol To study population genetic structure of Octopus berrima, I'd need their DNA samples to run whole-genome sequencing. Octopus berrima is hardly studied yet potentially highly fished. If this species continues to be exploited without first establishing their population structure, it may be at risk of overexploitation. University of Adelaide Australia 154489 Show details ...
126 2020-03-25 Chimaera Whole specimens or stomachs, muscle, and liver. We are doing a trophic ecology study (isotopes, fatty acids, stomach content) of Chimaera's from around Australia and New Zealand. We are doing a trophic ecology study (isotopes, fatty acids, stomach content) of Chimaera's from around Australia and New Zealand. Flinders University of South Australia Adelaide Australia 192 Show details ...
125 2020-03-05 Pristis pectinata tissue in ethanol eDNA assay development use and improved functionality of survey methods for this endangered species University of Derby United Kingdom 136 Show details ...
124 2020-03-05 Pristis clavata tissue in ethanol eDNA assay development use and improved functionality of survey methods for this endangered species University of Derby United Kingdom 136 Show details ...
123 2020-03-05 Pristis zijsron Tissue in ethanol eDNA assay development use and improved functionality of survey methods for this endangered species University of Derby United Kingdom 136 Show details ...
122 2020-03-05 Pterois volitans tissue in ethanol eDNA assay development use and improved functionality of survey methods for this invasive species University of Derby United Kingdom 100439 Show details ...
121 2020-03-05 Pterois miles any tissue in ethanol eDNA assay development use and improved functionality of survey methods for this invasive species University of Derby United Kingdom 100439 Show details ...
120 2020-03-05 Pristis pristis any type of tissue stored in ethanol design and validation of eDNA assays use and improved functionality of survey methods for these endangered species University of Derby United Kingdom 136 Show details ...
119 2020-03-05 Hippocampus semispinosus any type of tissue from any species but particularly interested in Hippocampus semispinosus we are designing eDNA assays for seahorses in general - once we have validated these assays in our labs and aquatic facilities we will happily share them with the wider research community to utilise as they see fit aiding the survey of camouflaged and hard to find species University of Derby United Kingdom 77893 Show details ...
118 2020-02-23 Chelonia mydas muscle, blood, or shell fragment I need a few samples of turtles from Norfolk Island as potential prey items for an isotope study. Flinders University of South Australia Adelaide Australia 150178 Show details ...
117 2019-12-19 Rusa unicolor Population data, fecundity data, population models, growth and size parameters, antler tissue of adults and offspring. extending all sample requests to Sambar, Red, Chital and Fallow deer. I am hoping to provide in the future my own population data. I understand that no research of this topic has been done in the region, however, it may assist in my own models. Research aims: Spatial and movement patterns of a range of deer found within the Illawarra region (Australia south-east coastline). These samples would be used as a basis to develop population models and give a point of contrast for the population to other regions. Pest control - the deer within the illawarra have become a significant issue due to their selective herbivorous behaviors. This will be an ecological study, with benefits for residents and natural parks in the area. University of Wollongong Australia 155903 Show details ...
116 2019-12-02 Other Any type of tissue from known age animals We are looking for samples of known age animals to try to develop an DNA age predictor CSIRO Hobart Australia 203 Show details ...
115 2019-11-11 Pristiophorus delicatus Fin clips and/or Muscle Looking to carry out stable isotope analysis for on these sharks. Looking to carry out stable isotope analysis for a comparative between these sharks and their heterospecifics in south-eastern australia. Provide novel insights into the trophic ecology of a poorly understood group of sharks. Macquarie University Sydney Australia 135 Show details ...
114 2019-11-05 Mytilus Tissue - to be used for molecular phylogenetic so ideally preserved in ethanol. South Atlantic, Southern South America, or South Africa. I study biofouling organisms and the risk of introducing non-native marine species to Antarctica on ships. I have samples of biofouling Mytilus spp. and would like to determine the source population of the mussels. The samples are from a ship that journeys between Europe, Antarctica, and the Arctic each year via the Atlantic Oceans. My colleagues have ample samples of mussels from European and even Arctic populations but none from the South Atlantic or South America, which are the other possible source locations. For biofouling species found on ships that are widespread, knowing the population of origin allows researchers and managers to effectively understand and manage the pathway of introduction, reducing the risk of invasion. It also allows for detailed studies on, for example, the physiological limits of certain populations, which can be used to create better distribution models predicting the spread of an invasive species. Without this information, effective management of invasive species is extremely difficult. Mytilus species are currently absent from the Southern Ocean and have the potential to impact native populations if introduced, but have an almost worldwide distribution and distinct populations with distinct physiological capacities. Understanding the origins of the mussels found growing on ships will allow us to assess the risk of accidentally introducing Mytilus spp to Antarctica. University of Cambridge United Kingdom 105246 Show details ...
113 2019-10-30 Fontitrygon geijskesi Vertebrae We need vertebrae from specimens of any sex and size, but exclusively from the Brazilian Amazon coast (Amapá, Pará, and Maranhão states). Together with the vertebrae, disk width, date of capture, location, sex information, and a picture of the specimen are important. Our research is focused on identifying crucial habitat (aka nurseries) for endangered elasmobranch species in the Brazilian Amazon coast. For that, we use vertebrae microchemistry to infer habitat use patterns for individual's lifetimes and evaluate if a given area is a nursery for the species or not. This research will provide robust data for the implementation of conservation units in these areas where fisheries are a major threat for elasmobranchs at all life stages. Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco Brazil 143011 Show details ...
111 2019-10-30 Isogomphodon oxyrhinchus Vertebrae We need vertebrae from specimens of any sex and size, but exclusively from the Brazilian Amazon coast (Amapá, Pará, and Maranhão states). Together with the vertebrae, total length, date of capture, location, sex information, and a picture of the specimen are important. Our research is focused on identifying crucial habitat (aka nurseries) for endangered elasmobranch species in the Brazilian Amazon coast. For that, we use vertebrae microchemistry to infer habitat use patterns for individual's lifetimes and evaluate if a given area is a nursery for the species or not. This research will provide robust data for the implementation of conservation units in these areas where fisheries are a major threat for elasmobranchs at all life stages. Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco Brazil 91 Show details ...
110 2019-10-30 Sphyrna tudes Vertebrae We need vertebrae from specimens of any sex and size, but exclusively from the Brazilian Amazon coast (Amapá, Pará, and Maranhão states). Together with the vertebrae, total length, date of capture, location, sex information, and a picture of the specimen are important. Our research is focused on identifying crucial habitat (aka nurseries) for endangered elasmobranch species in the Brazilian Amazon coast. For that, we use vertebrae microchemistry to infer habitat use patterns for individual's lifetimes and evaluate if a given area is a nursery for the species or not. This research will provide robust data for the implementation of conservation units in these areas where fisheries are a major threat for elasmobranchs at all life stages. Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco Brazil 163 Show details ...
109 2019-10-30 Sphyrna tiburo Vertebrae. We need vertebrae from specimens of any sex and size, but exclusively from the Brazilian Amazon coast (Amapá, Pará, and Maranhão states). Together with the vertebrae, total length, date of capture, location, and sex information are important. Our research is focused on identifying crucial habitat (aka nurseries) for endangered elasmobranch species in the Brazilian Amazon coast. For that, we use vertebrae microchemistry to infer habitat use patterns for individual's lifetimes and evaluate if a given area is a nursery for the species or not. This research will provide robust data for the implementation of conservation units in these areas where fisheries are a major threat for elasmobranchs at all life stages. Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco Brazil 163 Show details ...
108 2019-10-30 Rhinoptera bonasus Vertebrae We need vertebrae from specimens of any sex and size, but exclusively from the Brazilian Amazon coast (Amapá, Pará, and Maranhão states). Together with the vertebrae, disk width, date of capture, location, sex information, and a picture of the specimen are important. Our research is focused on identifying crucial habitat (aka nurseries) for endangered elasmobranch species in the Brazilian Amazon coast. For that, we use vertebrae microchemistry to infer habitat use patterns for individual's lifetimes and evaluate if a given area is a nursery for the species or not. This research will provide robust data for the implementation of conservation units in these areas where fisheries are a major threat for elasmobranchs at all life stages. Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco Brazil 149 Show details ...
107 2019-10-25 Ictalurus punctatus muscle Eth preserved genetic study University of Florence Florence Italy 94322 Show details ...
106 2019-10-16 Chelonia mydas Skin Samples or DNA from any marine turtle Known ages Animal age is fundamental for a broad range of research questions relating to population biology. It can be used to estimate future growth rates, population structure, size and viability. However, most wild animals do not have a practical and non-invasive method to estimate age. Although it is possible to estimate the age of some marine turtles through skeletochronology, there are several limitations such as only being conducted on deceased turtles and is time-consuming. An alternative method to estimate age would need to be non-invasive, rapid and cost effective. We are currently developing non-invasive rapid assays using methylation at specific CpG sites from skin cells. The overall aim of this project is to develop non-invasive assays that can be used to estimate the age of marine turtles. By doing so this will reduce costs and improve the accuracy of other models relating to population biology that rely on known animal ages. Moreover, by developing a rapid universal non-invasive aging assay, this has the potential to significantly impact many aspects of marine turtle management. At this stage in the project we are seeking marine turtles with known ages to firstly calibrate and validate our model. CSIRO Australia 150178 Show details ...
105 2019-09-17 Bathytoshia brevicaudata Epidermal mucous (slime); muscle tissue; fin clips Looking for samples that are frozen, freeze-dried or preserved in ethanol. Macquarie University Sydney Australia 115928 Show details ...
104 2019-08-02 Galeocerdo cuvier Muscle, blood plasma, and potential to collect whole blood I need ~1 g of frozen muscle, 2 mg of plasma and the capacity to collect whole blood using a specific protocol I am looking to assess the trophic ecology of tiger sharks across several hotspots throughout the world. Flinders University of South Australia Adelaide Australia 59 Show details ...
103 2019-07-31 Raja clavata fin clips, tissue, vertebrae, all :) Am looking into population structure of R. clavata in Danish waters, and am looking for DNA samples from both these populations and from other. All help much appreciated! Am looking into population structure of R. clavata in Danish waters, for a large scale re-inforcement and dissemination project of local sharks and rays, in collaboration with WWF Denmark, NHM Copenhagen, and EAZA approved aquaria. and am looking for DNA samples from both these populations and from other. All help much appreciated! General Awareness and dissemination on which elasmobranch species live Scandinavian waters, Re-inforcement of IUCN redlisted species, and political lobbying for fishermen to release bycaught animals ASAP, according to the CFP landing obligation. WWF Denmark 144 Show details ...
102 2019-06-06 Arcuatula tissue or whole suitable for DNA extraction Needed for sequencing for design of qPCR assays South Australian Research and Development Institute Australia 108653 Show details ...
101 2019-06-02 Hexatrygon Whole specimens (or at least intact heads) of six-gilled stingray (Hexatrygon) We need whole animal specimens, frozen fresh (not fixed), so the body is still flexible. We will pay for shipping them on ice. Our workgroup is interested in shark and ray skeletal and feeding biology. We have a particular interest in batoid fishes (rays and relatives) and the curious six-gilled stingray (Hexatrygon) has proved hard to get! We are mostly interested in the cranial (head) region and so would happily share the rest of the specimen with other interested researchers. The work will help understand the feeding ecology of this poorly studied batoid fish (which was only comparatively recently described), increasing also public awareness of the diversity of elasmobranch fishes. Max Planck Institute of Colloids & Interfaces Germany 81 Show details ...
100 2019-05-31 Taeniura Skin samples from Taeniura lymma (please see attached protocol) The skin should be fixed fresh immediately and in a somewhat particular way (see attached). We are happy to send fixative, if you think you can get a sample, THANKS! We are looking at skin structure and so need to keep the soft tissue in as pristine a condition as possible (this is why the fixative is important, unfortunately!). Much skin research in elasmobranchs has focused on denticles in sharks, their shape and hydrodynamic role. However, there is very little information on the surrounding soft tissues, particularly in batoid fishes (rays and relatives). Skin structure appears to vary widely in elasmobranchs, linked to both habitat and phylogeny - understanding these relationships will help us understand better how species interact and adapt to different environments. Request/qUNbeiyt4k2xhOHHp8lYEg.pdf Max Planck Institute of Colloids & Interfaces Germany 170 Show details ...
98 2019-05-15 Isurus oxyrhynchus Blood smears fixed. Characterization of blood cells of Mako Shark. The University of Vigo Vigo Spain 92 Show details ...
97 2019-04-05 Rhincodon typus Any tissue samples, preferably muscle biopsy or fin cartilage clipping. Prefer freeze dried, but any preserved samples useful. Global analysis of whale shark foraging and herbivory using stable isotopes. Understanding that is essential for efforts to conserve this globally threatened species by identifying prey sources and spatial scales relevant to management Request/Q0PsnEUH3EmWLQxh7ddEuQ.pdf The University of Tokyo Kashiwa Japan 147 Show details ...
96 2019-04-04 Carcharodon carcharias I need 100mg of tissue from at least 3 individuals to extract DNA as positive controls for eDNA studies. These would preferably be preserved in EtOH o... On our end, we only need samples collected by a group that was permitted to take those samples. If not in the US, there is no CITES export permit requirement because the great white is listed on Appendix II. We have a chain of custody form for our state of California that satisfies our local regulators that we will provide. The tissue samples will be used as positive controls for eDNA studies. We will be sampling the local Santa Monica Bay water where white sharks have been observed. This is preliminary research to assure we are able to collect, process, and analyze the samples correctly. We aim to expand our research to other elasmobranch species in the Santa Monica Bay and the California Bight. El Porto Shark Los Angeles United States 24 Show details ...
95 2019-04-02 Other Elasmobranch reproductive organs, whole or partial, from male, female and/or juvenile animals. Frozen tissue from sharks, skates or rays. Collecting gonads for steroid analysis as part of a broader study into elasmobranch chemical ecology and pheromones. Greatly increase our understanding of elasmobranch reproductive and sensory biology. University of Queensland Brisbane City Australia 203 Show details ...
94 2019-03-18 Megaptera novaeangliae Faecal material Frozen. Preferably collected using trace metal clean techniques. Faecal samples from other baleen whales also of interest. We aim to describe the response of microbial communities to natural nutrient fertilisation in the Southern Ocean. One nutrient source of interest is baleen whale faecal material, which has a high concentration of iron as a result of a krill based diet. Our preference is to use faecal material from baleen whales found feeding on Antarctic krill in the Southern Ocean. We will characterise the response of microbial communities to three natural nutrient sources in the Southern Ocean; dust, sea ice and whale faecal material. Results from this study will increase our knowledge of pelagic recycling in the Southern Ocean and allow us t attribute growth response to different sources of iron and other micronutrients in High Nutrient, Low Chlorophyll regions, such as the Southern Ocean. Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies Hobart Australia 142730 Show details ...
93 2019-03-18 Balaenoptera musculus Faecal material Frozen. Preferably collected using trace metal clean techniques. Faecal samples from other baleen whales also of interest. We aim to describe the response of microbial communities to natural nutrient fertilisation in the Southern Ocean. One nutrient source of interest is baleen whale faecal material, which has a high concentration of iron as a result of a krill based diet. Our preference is to use faecal material from baleen whales found feeding on Antarctic krill in the Southern Ocean. We will characterise the response of microbial communities to three natural nutrient sources in the Southern Ocean; dust, sea ice and whale faecal material. Results from this study will increase our knowledge of pelagic recycling in the Southern Ocean and allow us t attribute growth response to different sources of iron and other micronutrients in High Nutrient, Low Chlorophyll regions, such as the Southern Ocean. Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies Hobart Australia 60117 Show details ...
92 2019-03-07 Kogia Any Any well conserved tissue for short mtDNA extraction from either species of Kogia from any places in the world We work on marine megafauna detection using eDNA and need to fill out reference database to properly match retrieved sequences Rare species such as Kogia sp. are hardly detectable using traditional technics, eDNA permits a higher detectability of such organisms provided reference sequences are available University of Montpellier Montpellier France 162202 Show details ...
91 2019-02-06 Heterocephalus glaber muscle, organ, brain mainly interested in mitochondria so any tissue samples should be ok but muscle is preference investigating sarcopenia - this is delayed in this species save the world of age related declines in skeletal muscle, function and dependencies in our ever aging society. Garvan Institute of Medical Research sydney Australia 46455 Show details ...
90 2019-01-31 Heterodontus portusjacksoni Fin clips in alcool Sexed samples (around 30 males and 30 females) looking at evolution of sex determination in sharks National Instistitue for Agricultural research (France) Rennes France 77 Show details ...
88 2018-11-24 Plotosus papuensis alive or fixed fish I am working on physiology of fish particularly osmoregulaiton in various salinity and looking for " Plotosus papuensis Weber, 1910 Papuan eel-catfish". It's belong to marine catfish family however can be found in freshwater. CIIMAR Porto Portugal 74683 Show details ...
87 2018-11-13 Other Venom I am looking for venom samples from sea anenomes or other venemous marine organisms I am in the biotechnological natural products field and am interested in determining potential anti-tumourogenic potential of the venom of marine species. This research has the potential to aid in the development of anti-cancer treatments and hence has large social outcomes if research comes to fruition Flinders University Adelaide Australia 203 Show details ...
86 2018-10-18 Carcharhinus perezi Whole blood Examining molecular dynamics of this species from different regions Beneath the Waves Washington United States 22 Show details ...
85 2018-10-03 Other Olfactory rosettes and olfactory bulbs Any elasmobranch species, formalin fixed. University of Queensland Brisbane City Australia 203 Show details ...
84 2018-09-11 Carcinus aestuarii Muscle tissue (leg/claw) Preserved (70% ethanol for transportation) is ideal. Whole legs may be preserved as I am happy to dissect muscle tissue myself. These samples will be used to study the genetic diversity and population connectivity of invasive European shore crabs (Carcinus spp.) in southern Australia (TAS, VIC & NSW), with a particular focus on South Australia (SA). I will also be comparing with native source populations (Mediterranean) and other introduced populations internationally. Potential insights into population structure of a highly invasive marine species, their connectivity and invasion pathways Flinders University Bedford Park Australia 78312 Show details ...
83 2018-09-11 Carcinus maenas Muscle tissue (leg/claw) Preserved (70% ethanol for transportation) is ideal These samples will be used to study the genetic diversity and population connectivity of invasive European shore crabs (Carcinus spp.) in southern Australia (TAS, VIC & NSW), with a particular focus on South Australia. I will also be comparing with native source populations (Atlantic) and other introduced populations internationally. Potential insights into population structure of a highly invasive marine species, their connectivity and invasion pathways. Flinders University Bedford Park Australia 78312 Show details ...
82 2018-08-23 Lichia amia Fin clips Samples of L. amia from coastal regions other than South Africa, Namibia and Angola. Got those already Evaluating the genetic connectivity of the L. amia population within coastal Atlantic and Mediterranean waters Request/U-mPd2WZB0-SBMiTlsL8Cg.png Department of Ichthyology and Fisheries Science Grahamstown South Africa 100798 Show details ...
81 2018-07-03 Pseudobatos productus Fin clips or other tissue I'm working on my master's studying the the population genetics of P. productus throughout the range using mtDNA and genomic SNPs. Any samples will expand my study California State University Northridge Los Angeles United States 43030 Show details ...
79 2018-06-27 Mobula tarapacana Muscle The Atlantic Elasmobranch Genetics Project aims to look at the molecular ecology and population genetics of three elasmobranch species: smooth hammerhead shark (Sphyrna zygaena), tope shark (Galeorhinus galeus) and chilean devil ray (Mobula tarapacana) in the Atlantic Ocean. The main objectives of the project are to: · Assess the degree of genetic connectivity between different regions; · Appraise the population structure within different regions; · Evaluate the genetic health of the populations. Okeanos R&D centre, University of the Azores Horta, Faial Island Portugal 102 Show details ...
78 2018-06-27 Sphyrna zygaena Fin clips/Muscle The Atlantic Elasmobranch Genetics Project aims to look at the molecular ecology and population genetics of three elasmobranch species: smooth hammerhead shark (Sphyrna zygaena), tope shark (Galeorhinus galeus) and chilean devil ray (Mobula tarapacana) in the Atlantic Ocean. The main objectives of the project are to: · Assess the degree of genetic connectivity between different regions; · Appraise the population structure within different regions; · Evaluate the genetic health of the populations. Okeanos R&D centre, University of the Azores Horta, Faial Island Portugal 163 Show details ...
77 2018-06-27 Galeorhinus galeus Fin clips/Muscle The Atlantic Elasmobranch Genetics Project aims to look at the molecular ecology and population genetics of three elasmobranch species: smooth hammerhead shark (Sphyrna zygaena), tope shark (Galeorhinus galeus) and chilean devil ray (Mobula tarapacana) in the Atlantic Ocean. The main objectives of the project are to: · Assess the degree of genetic connectivity between different regions; · Appraise the population structure within different regions; · Evaluate the genetic health of the populations. Okeanos R&D centre, University of the Azores Horta, Faial Island Portugal 60 Show details ...
71 2018-06-08 Triaenodon obesus Fin clips, muscle, other tissues Samples from the Western Tropical Pacific. Tissue samples are for study on genetic/genomic population structure and connectivity. Particularly to test hypotheses on physical barriers to dispersal and population connectivity. James Cook University, Galapagos Science Center Townsville City Australia 176 Show details ...
67 2018-06-07 Alopias vulpinus Muscle I need ~1g of frozen muscle I am using muscle fatty acid profile to compare the diet of a number of pelagic and coastal sharks. I need frozen muscle (~1g) from makos, blue sharks, thresher sharks, bronze whalers and dusky sharks from around South Australia. Flinders University of South Australia Adelaide Australia 4 Show details ...
66 2018-06-07 Isurus oxyrhinchus Muscle I need ~1g of frozen muscle I am using muscle fatty acid profile to compare the diet of a number of pelagic and coastal sharks. I need frozen muscle (~1g) from makos, blue sharks, thresher sharks, bronze whalers and dusky sharks. Flinders University of South Australia Adelaide Australia 92 Show details ...
61 2018-06-07 Lamna nasus muscle/fin clips Our project aims to use environmental DNA (eDNA) to survey the sharks and rays around the Cornish coast of the UK. We will use the tissue samples to first test our DNA primers, that will then be used on sea water samples. University of Exeter Falmouth United Kingdom 94 Show details ...
60 2018-06-07 Alopias vulpinus muscle/fin clips Our project aims to use environmental DNA (eDNA) to survey the sharks and rays around the Cornish coast of the UK. We will use the tissue samples to test our DNA primers, that will then be used on sea water samples. University of Exeter Falmouth United Kingdom 4 Show details ...
59 2018-06-07 Somniosus microcephalus muscle/fin clips Our project aims to use environmental DNA (eDNA) to survey the sharks and rays around the Cornish coast of the UK. We will use the tissue samples to test our DNA primers, that will then be used on sea water samples. University of Exeter Falmouth United Kingdom 162 Show details ...
58 2018-06-07 Sphyrna zygaena Muscle/fin clips Our project aims to use environmental DNA (eDNA) to survey the sharks and rays around the Cornish coast of the UK. We will use the tissue samples to test our DNA primers, that will then be used on sea water samples. University of Exeter Falmouth United Kingdom 163 Show details ...
57 2018-06-07 Dasyatis pastinaca muscle/fin clips Our project aims to use environmental DNA (eDNA) to survey the sharks and rays around the Cornish coast of the UK. We will use the tissue samples to test our DNA primers, that will then be used on sea water samples. University of Exeter Falmouth United Kingdom 42 Show details ...
56 2018-06-07 Mobula mobular muscle/fin clips Our project aims to use environmental DNA (eDNA) to survey the sharks and rays around the Cornish coast of the UK. We will use the tissue samples to test our DNA primers, that will then be used on sea water samples. University of Exeter Falmouth United Kingdom 102 Show details ...
55 2018-06-07 Myliobatis aquila muscle/fin clips Our project aims to use environmental DNA (eDNA) to survey the sharks and rays around the Cornish coast of the UK. We will use the tissue samples to test our DNA primers, that will then be used on sea water samples. University of Exeter Falmouth United Kingdom 105 Show details ...
54 2018-06-07 Torpedo nobiliana muscle / fin clips Our project aims to use environmental DNA (eDNA) to survey the sharks and rays around the Cornish coast of the UK. We will use the tissue samples to test our DNA primers, that will then be used on sea water samples. University of Exeter Falmouth United Kingdom 175 Show details ...
53 2018-06-07 Torpedo marmorata muscle / fin clips Our project aims to use environmental DNA (eDNA) to survey the sharks and rays around the Cornish coast of the UK. We will use the tissue samples to test our DNA primers, that will then be used on sea water samples. University of Exeter Falmouth United Kingdom 175 Show details ...
52 2018-06-07 Aetobatus ocellatus tissue (fin clips or muscle) for genetics We are working on a population genetic study of Aetobatus ocellatus and are seeking tissue samples. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. We are working on a population genetic study of Aetobatus ocellatus and are seeking tissue samples. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. James Cook University Townsville City Australia 2 Show details ...
51 2018-06-06 Carcharodon carcharias fin clips, muscle (tiny piece needed) We are developing an eDNA toolkit in the UK, that can be applied to wider areas in Europe. We are curating a tissue library from as many species as possible to test our novel mtDNA primers. Improve our understanding of shark ecology and temporal/spatial movements. We hope to promote the use of non-invasive techniques such as eDNA as useful and applicable conservation tools. University of Exeter Falmouth United Kingdom 24 Show details ...
44 2018-02-20 Pseudocaranx georgianus Heads (or otoliths) I am comparing the growth rate of silver trevally across provisioning locations. I am looking for some otoliths from South Australia to serve as non-provisioned controls. The work will inform wildlife tourism management. Flinders University of South Australia Adelaide Australia 129507 Show details ...
43 2018-02-01 Pugnaso curtirostris Fin clips, muscle tissue Population structure spatial connectivity Flinders University Adelaide Australia 65210 Show details ...
41 2018-01-16 Hemiscyllium Olfactory rosettes and bulbs 4% PFA fixed University of Queensland Brisbane City Australia 74 Show details ...
39 2017-12-02 Manta birostris DNA. Eye preferred, or any tissue suitable for DNA extraction. Retinal opsins from filter feeding sharks/rays. The University of Tampa Tampa United States 99 Show details ...
38 2017-12-02 Manta alfredi DNA. Eye preferred, or any suitable tissue for DNA extraction. Retinal opsins from filter feeding sharks/rays. The University of Tampa Tampa United States 99 Show details ...
37 2017-12-02 Megachasma pelagios DNA. Eye preferred, but any tissue suitable for DNA extraction. Retinal opsins from filter feeding sharks. The University of Tampa Tampa United States 100 Show details ...
36 2017-12-02 Cetorhinus maximus DNA. Eye preferred, but any tissue suitable for DNA extraction Examination of retinal opsins from filter feeding sharks. The University of Tampa Tampa United States 31 Show details ...
35 2017-12-02 Rhincodon typus DNA. Eye preferred, but any tissue suitable for DNA extraction. Examination of the retinal opsin genes of filter feeding sharks. The University of Tampa Tampa United States 147 Show details ...
34 2017-10-27 Other Any species: trio (mother, father, offspring). Fin clips or any tissue from which DNA can be extracted A comparative study on mutation rates. Basically why reptiles look the same for million years while mammalians or birds have evolved so fast. University of Copenhagen Copenhagen Denmark 203 Show details ...
32 2017-08-31 Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos Skin, ideally from the body or center of the fins (1 cm^2 or slightly smaller will suffice) We will be isolating the dermal denticles from the skin to expand our denticle reference collection. This reference collection will be used to classify denticles from coastal sharks in the Pacific. University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara United States 22 Show details ...
31 2017-08-29 Heterodontus portusjacksoni Fin clips, muscle, blood Stable isotope analysis to assess differences in movement and feeding ecology in sub populations Macquarie University Sydney Australia 77 Show details ...
24 2017-08-26 Carcharhinus melanopterus Any tissue: DNA needed for multiplex PCR. We are looking at population connectivity as well as variation in genes across different species of sharks Manchester metropolitan university Manchester United Kingdom 22 Show details ...
23 2017-08-24 Carcharias taurus Archived, historical DNA material incl. jaws, vertebrae and other bones Fin clips Muscle Project GenoJaws will apply genome-scale targeted exome capture to both historical and contemporary samples of C. carcharias, G. cuvier and C. taurus to (1) explore population structure and spatiotemporal changes in population distribution; (2) estimate the effective number of individuals across populations and; (3) compare variation across the genome collected from historic and contemporary periods to investigate signatures of adaptive evolution in response to exploitation and environmental change. Molecular Fisheries Laboratory, University of Queensland Brisbane City Australia 23 Show details ...
22 2017-08-24 Galeocerdo cuvier Archived, historical DNA material incl. jaws, vertebrae and other bones Fin clips Muscle Project GenoJaws will apply genome-scale targeted exome capture to both historical and contemporary samples of C. carcharias, G. cuvier and C. taurus to (1) explore population structure and spatiotemporal changes in population distribution; (2) estimate the effective number of individuals across populations and; (3) compare variation across the genome collected from historic and contemporary periods to investigate signatures of adaptive evolution in response to exploitation and environmental change. Molecular Fisheries Laboratory, University of Queensland Brisbane City Australia 59 Show details ...
21 2017-08-16 Carcharhinus obscurus For Dna Checking if C. obscurus has migrated through the Suez canal to the mediterranean University of Haifa Haifa Israel 22 Show details ...
20 2017-08-09 Stegostoma fasciatum Skin sample big enough to fill out a scanning electron microscope stud, taken from the lateral trunk above pectoral fin, one from 'normal' skin and on... Masters thesis. I examine the dermal denticle and oral teeth of the zebrashark, from all stages. This means I need samples from newly hacthed, juveniles, transitional and adults. I only need from a transitional stage, which is from a specimen >70 cm TL. My focus is on East African populations but I will accept samples from any population. University of Copenhagen Copenhagen Denmark 167 Show details ...
19 2017-08-09 Carcharodon carcharias Archived, historical DNA material incl. jaws, vertebrae and other bones Fin clips Muscle Project GenoJaws will apply genome-scale targeted exome capture to both historical and contemporary samples of C. carcharias, G. cuvier and C. taurus to (1) explore population structure and spatiotemporal changes in population distribution; (2) estimate the effective number of individuals across populations and; (3) compare variation across the genome collected from historic and contemporary periods to investigate signatures of adaptive evolution in response to exploitation and environmental change. Molecular Fisheries Laboratory, University of Queensland Brisbane City Australia 24 Show details ...
18 2017-07-31 Heterodontus omanensis Fin clips, muscle (for genetics) University of Hawaii at Manoa Honolulu United States 77 Show details ...
17 2017-07-31 Heterodontus ramalheira Fin clips, muscle (for genetics) University of Hawaii at Manoa Honolulu United States 77 Show details ...
16 2017-07-20 Galeocerdo cuvier Fin clips, muscle Flinders University Bedford Park Australia 59 Show details ...
15 2017-07-20 Carcharodon carcharias fin clips, muscle Flinders University Bedford Park Australia 24 Show details ...
14 2017-07-11 Hemiscyllium ocellatum fin clips, vertebrae, muscle Genetic phylogeny of epaulette sharks, ageing techniques Macquarie University Sydney Australia 74 Show details ...
13 2017-07-11 Pristiophorus cirratus fin clips, vertebrae, muscle Genetic phylogeny and population dynamics of sawsharks Macquarie University Sydney Australia 135 Show details ...
12 2017-07-11 Pristiophorus nudipinnis fin clips, vertebrae, muscle Genetic phylogeny of sawsharks Macquarie University Sydney Australia 135 Show details ...
11 2017-07-03 Mustelus punctulatus Genetic samples (preferably muscle or fin clips) These samples will be used to study the genetic diversity and populations' connectivity of smooth-hound sharks in the Mediterranean Sea University of Padova, Italy Padua Italy 104 Show details ...
10 2017-07-03 Mustelus mustelus Genetic samples (preferably muscle or fin clips) These samples will be used to study the genetic diversity and populations' genetic connectivity of smooth-hound sharks in the Mediterranean Sea University of Padova, Italy Padua Italy 104 Show details ...
7 2017-06-09 Chiloscyllium punctatum fin clips I am doing a study on population structure of Chiloscyllium punctatum in its distribution region using genetic approach. The known distribution of this species is from India to Japan and Australia. We need to get some fin clips from representative countries such as India, Thailand, Vietnam, China, The Philippines, PNG and Australia. Research Center for Oceanography, Indonesian Institute of Sciences Jakarta Indonesia 33 Show details ...
6 2017-06-09 Rhinoptera tissue for genetics, fin clips or muscle biopsies will work great. We are working on a global taxonomic revision of the cownose rays (Rhinopteridae) and are seeking tissue samples from all species to better describe their phylogeny and clarify species validity and distributions. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or clarification. NOAA Pascagoula United States 149 Show details ...
4 2017-06-08 Myliobatis tenuicaudatus Muscle (Frozen) I am seeking eagle ray muscle from South Australia for a study on the trophic ecology of rays at the Neptune Islands, using stable isotope and fatty acid profiles. I am trying to source samples from outside these islands as means for comparison. Flinders University of South Australia Adelaide Australia 105 Show details ...
3 2017-06-08 Dasyatis brevicaudata Muscle (Frozen) I am seeking smooth ray muscle from South Australia for a study on the trophic ecology of rays at the Neptune Islands, using stable isotope and fatty acid profiles. I am trying to source samples from outside these islands as means for comparison. Flinders University of South Australia Adelaide Australia 42 Show details ...
2 2017-06-07 Carcharodon carcharias Muscle (~1g, frozen) I am looking to investigate the trophic ecology of white sharks throughout Australia, using stable isotope and fatty acid biochemistry. This project is also seeking to compare the white sharks throughout Australia to juvenile, sub-adult, and adult white sharks in the Eastern Pacific. Flinders University of South Australia Adelaide Australia 24 Show details ...
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