In the Media: Elizabeth Hadly

Humble dung beetles may be ideal DNA detectors for animal surveys

February 19, 2021 | Science Magazine

Elizabeth Hadly comments on the potentials of using insects to sample biodiversity.

'Indian Tigers have highest genetic variation, but some are inbred'

February 17, 2021 | Times of

Elizabeth Hadly comments on tigers as an example of important historic events that shape different species' genomic diversity.

Analyzing DNA in Soil Could be an Effective Way to Track Animals | Media Coverage

January 21, 2020

Multiple outlets have covered the study by Stanford researchers finding that they can use soil samples to analyze left-behind DNA to more effectively... Read More

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