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First eDNA study of Loch Ness points to something fishy, says scientists

First eDNA study of Loch Ness points to something fishy, says scientists

Christchurch, Sept 6 (IBNS): University of Otago geneticist, Professor Neil Gemmell on Thursday announced the results of investigations into the environmental DNA present in the British Isles largest and second deepest body of fresh water, Loch Ness.