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        <title xml:lang="eng">Amphibian_species_norway</title>
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                <givenName>Omneya</givenName>
                <surName>Osman</surName>
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            <positionName>Molecular biologist</positionName>
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                <deliveryPoint>c/o Göteborgs Universitet, , Carl Skottsbergs gata 22B</deliveryPoint>
                <city>Göteborg</city>
                <postalCode>413 19</postalCode>
                <country>SE</country>
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                <deliveryPoint>c/o Göteborgs Universitet, , Carl Skottsbergs gata 22B</deliveryPoint>
                <city>Göteborg</city>
                <postalCode>413 19</postalCode>
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                <deliveryPoint>c/o Göteborgs Universitet, , Carl Skottsbergs gata 22B</deliveryPoint>
                <city>Göteborg</city>
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        <pubDate>
            2026-01-14
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        <abstract>
            <para>This report summarizes results from water samples collected from 105 ponds in Southern Norway in 2019 to determine amphibian biodiversity in the ponds.</para>
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                <geographicDescription>A selected number of systems was sampled during different seasons to provide the necessary basis for an optimal sampling design for a national monitoring program of BD and amphibian diversity in southern Norway.</geographicDescription>
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                    <beginDate>
                        <calendarDate>2019-05-26</calendarDate>
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                        <calendarDate>2019-09-08</calendarDate>
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Animalia;Chordata;Amphibia;Anura;Ranidae;Rana;Rana_arvalis
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                <para></para>
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            <individualName>
                <givenName>Omneya</givenName>
                <surName>Osman</surName>
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            <organizationName>eDNA solutions</organizationName>
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                <deliveryPoint>c/o Göteborgs Universitet, , Carl Skottsbergs gata 22B</deliveryPoint>
                <city>Göteborg</city>
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                        <para>Norway</para>
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                    <para>Water samples were collected using 50 ml syringe and Stervix filter units. Approximately 100-600 ml of water was injected in Stervix filter.</para>
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                    <para>Negative controls were prepared and also positive control.
PCRs were run in triplicates.</para>
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            <title>Monitoring and mapping of amphibian species using environmental DNA</title>
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                <para>The main objectives of this project were to collect samples from a high number of waterbodies to obtain a detailed picture of the presence of BD and amphibians in southern Norway. Furthermore, a selected number of systems was sampled during different seasons to provide the necessary basis for an optimal sampling design for a national monitoring program of BD and amphibian diversity.</para>
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                <para>The project was funded by the Norwegian Environmental Agency &quot;Miljødirektoratet&quot;</para>
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                    <descriptorValue>Samples were obtained in Southern Norway, along the Swedish border, around Oslo, and in the Agder region. Based on the results from the 2019 study (Ahmed et al., 2019), the end of May and beginning of June were chosen for sampling. In total, 91 bodies of water, including forest-, agricultural- and urban ponds, were sampled, and 16 swabs from various amphibian specimens
were obtained in 2020.</descriptorValue>
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                    <para>300-500 milliliters of water were filtered through sterivex filters.</para>
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