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9 January, 14:00

Why would scientists use a control sample that is known to be from a

specific species in an eDNA surveillance for that species?

A. So they can have a negative control against samples

B. So they can cut sample DNA into fragments

C. So they can amplify the DNA in small samples

D. So they can identify samples that contain the target DNA

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  1. 9 January, 14:55
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    Here is the answer ...

    Explanation:

    Option A is used to control sample that is known to be form.
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