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eDNA installation

Adam Sepulveda, a research zoologist with the Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center of the United States Geological Survey, installs the piping that houses a water pump for an eDNA device July 16 just downstream from Palisades Reservoir. The USGS hopes to install a second device in the reservoir itself to monitor for quagga mussels and other aquatic invasive species.

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Adam Sepulveda, a research zoologist with the Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center of the United States Geological Survey, installs the piping that houses a water pump for an eDNA device July 16 just downstream from Palisades Reservoir. The USGS hopes to install a second device in the reservoir itself to monitor for quagga mussels and other aquatic invasive species.