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Research & Collaboration
CONTRACT SERVICES
- Characterisation of genetic diversity within and among populations
to establish a basis for the conservation of threatened species
- Aid in the definition of species through the generation and analysis
of molecular data
- Identification of pests and pathogens based on molecular methods.
Such identifications can be useful when addressing issues of biosecurity
- Estimation of evolutionary relationships and generation of phylogenetic
hypotheses
- Use of genetic methods to assist in the identification of insect natural
enemies that are likely to be effective as biological control agents.
| Understanding species level relationships
and the genetic structure of populations can aid in the management
of threatened species |
SITE OBJECTIVES
- Promote research services in genetics and evolution
- Encourage collaboration and discussion of biodiversity, species concepts
and evolution
- Provide information on the use of molecular data for conservation
genetics
- Present abstracts from recent papers dealing with evolution
- Provide links to sites concerning conservation genetics, systematics
resources, societies, universities, botany, mycology, and ecology
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Aciphylla glaucescens.
Thanks Kevin Hogan for this photo taken
in the seaward Kaikouras.

Stilbocarpa polaris.
Thanks Joy and Bob Coghlan for the photo.
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