Elizabeth Boyse

The paper evaluates co-occurrence networks from eDNA metabarcoding data to infer species interactions in a coastal marine ecosystem, finding limited trophic interactions and methodological challenges.

This study uses eDNA metabarcoding to track spatiotemporal changes in prey species for marine mammals in a Scottish MPA, revealing patterns in forage fish abundance and predator-prey spatial partitioning.

This study demonstrates the feasibility of using commercial ferries to collect marine eDNA samples, enabling systematic biodiversity surveys in hard-to-reach areas.