Paul Nevill

The paper presents a barcode reference library (BRL) for subterranean fauna, demonstrating its effectiveness in eDNA metabarcoding by identifying species not found in GenBank.

The paper compares fixed and vehicle-mounted airborne eDNA sampling methods for detecting terrestrial vertebrates, finding no difference in taxa detected by method or land use, but differences in community composition between land uses.

The paper examines how land-use changes affect root-fungal network connectivity in Sumatra's rainforests, finding reduced fungal diversity and connectivity in monoculture plantations.

This paper reviews eDNA sampling methods for terrestrial vertebrates, identifies challenges, and proposes best practices for detection and monitoring.

The paper presents best practices for curating a custom barcode reference library for subterranean fauna using eDNA metabarcoding, including sequence curation, taxonomy refinement, and workflow standardization.