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    Webinar Recording: Toward the integration of DNA Barcoding and Taxonomy through speciation theory

    On 8 April, Prof. Brent Emerson (CSIC, ES) was a guest speaker at the April 2025's webinar hosted by the Network for Integration of Speciation Research (IOS). Brent gave the talk "Toward the integration of DNA Barcoding and Taxonomy through...

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    TAXONOMYthon Spała 2025 and Conference of the Dipterological Section

    On 24-27 April 2025, the University of Łódź will host "TAXONOMYthon Spała – 1st Fly Determination Marathon," and the "17th Conference of the Dipterological Section of the PES ‘Biology and systematics of flies’,"  held within he XLII Congress of the...

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    Connection #3: What brings us together?

    The European Reference Genome Atlas (ERGA) and the European node of the International Barcode of Life (iBOL Europe), two international communities of scientists brought together under the Biodiversity Genomics Europe Project (BGE), are joining forces for “Connections,” a series of...

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    Connection #2: Meet iBOL Europe and ERGA

    The European Reference Genome Atlas (ERGA) and the European node of the International Barcode of Life (iBOL Europe), two international communities of scientists brought together under the Biodiversity Genomics Europe Project (BGE), are joining forces for “Connections,” a series of...

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    Delimiting Species – Prospects and Challenges for DNA Barcoding

    The acceptance of species delimitation and description based on barcode sequence clustering thresholds is growing, yet not without controversy. In a recent paper, Brent Emerson (Spanish National Research Council/CSIC)  focuses on the topic while addressing prospects and challenges for DNA...

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    Connection #1: On the origin of ‘Biodiversity Genomics’

    The European Reference Genome Atlas (ERGA) and the European node of the International Barcode of Life (iBOL Europe), two international communities of scientists brought together under the Biodiversity Genomics Europe Project (BGE), are joining forces for "Connections," a series of...

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