Erika F. Neave

The paper detects non-indigenous species in Mediterranean marine protected areas using eDNA and UVC, finding that aqueous eDNA metabarcoding provides the most comprehensive species list.

The paper uses eDNA collected by divers to assess fish biodiversity and ecological patterns in Seychelles reefs, finding higher diversity in protected and coral areas.

This paper evaluates a volunteer-based eDNA capture method using swimming motion to collect marine biodiversity data, finding it effective for detecting diverse species across wide latitudinal ranges.

This study optimises DNA isolation from marine sponges for metabarcoding, finding that blotting tissue dry and using a non-commercial protocol improves taxon recovery and sequence reads.