Applied Environmental Genomics

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- List of contributors -- Introduction to applied environmental genomics -- Section A: Biodiversity -- 1: Design considerations for eDNA metabarcoding surveys -- 2: Measuring biodiversity with eDNA metabarcoding -- 3: Perspective - eDNA and metagenomics: a story of a disruptive technology for biodiversity monitoring -- 4: Revealing animal diet and food webs through DNA metabarcoding -- 5: Approaching ecological questions using DNA barcodes -- Section B: Life history and population biology -- 6: Lifespan estimation from genomic analysis -- 7: Development of epigenetic clocks -- 8: Molecular sex identification for applications in conservation, industry and veterinary medicine -- 9: Perspective - Whole genome assemblies, devils and disease -- 10: Genetic-based inventories of wildlife abundance -- 11: The practical magic of close-kin mark-recapture -- 12: Perspective - Genomics and bear management -- 13: How can we use genomics to predict and improve population viability? -- Section C: Adaptation and change -- 14: Adaptive responses to the environment and environmental change -- 15: Perspective - The power of genomics for guiding reintroductions -- 16: Palaeo- and museo-genomics: perspectives on modern species -- 17: Perspective - Genomics and the prioritisation of taxa and populations for conservation -- Section D: Environmental molecular physiology -- 18: Applied epigenomics in a rapidly changing world -- 19: DNA-based microbial bioindication of environmental state -- 20: Perspective - The promise of ecotoxicogenomics for assessing aquatic health -- Section E: Spatial genomics -- 21: Unravelling plant-pollinator interactions through pollen DNA analysis -- 22: Genomic approaches to study dispersal in wild animal populations: implications for wildlife management.