Molecular resolution of some West African Birds using DNA Barcoding

ed and Indexed Molecular resolution of some West African Birds using DNA Barcoding Echi, P.C , Suresh 1 , K. U, George S 1 , Ratheesh 1 , R.V, Ezeonu 3 , I. M, Ejere 2 , V. C, Eyo 2 , JE and Nwani 2 , C.D Received: 29.05.2014 Revised: 11.10.2014 Accepted:02.11.2014

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