Museum DNA reveals a new, potentially extinct species of rinkhals (Serpentes: Elapidae: Hemachatus) from the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe

Keyphrases

• Extinct Species 100%
• Elapidae 100%
• Zimbabwe 100%
• Rinkhals 100%
• Eastern Highlands 100%
• Museum DNA 100%
• Serpentes 100%
• Museum Genomics 66%
• Distinct Lineages 66%
• Genetic Studies 33%
• Elapid Snake 33%
• Phylogenetic Analysis 33%
• Natural History 33%
• Zimbabwean 33%
• Spat 33%
• Taxonomic Framework 33%
• Wet Collection 33%
• Robustness Testing 33%
• Digestion 33%
• Morphological Analysis 33%
• Early Hominins 33%
• Sequencing Library 33%
• Species Recognition 33%
• Dating Analyses 33%
• Hybrid Capture 33%
• Land Use Change 33%
• Single Strand 33%
• Tissue Sampling 33%
• Isolated Population 33%
• Venom 33%
• Small Area 33%
• High Endemism 33%
• 16S rDNA Sequencing 33%
• DNA Degradation 33%
• Formalin Fixation 33%
• Genetic Samples 33%
• Genomic Approaches 33%
• Historical Samples 33%
• Living Specimens 33%
• 12S rDNA 33%
• Species Delimitation 33%
• Extinct Animal 33%
• Rare Animals 33%
• Phylogenetic Dating 33%
• Library Construction 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Hemachatus 100%
• Snake 100%
• Extinct Species 100%
• Elapidae 100%
• Genetics 75%
• Genomics 50%
• Cladistics 50%
• Phylogeny 50%
• Hominin 25%
• New Species 25%
• DNA Degradation 25%
• Morphology 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Mountains 100%
• Extinct Species 100%
• Snake 100%
• Elapidae 100%
• Cladistics 66%
• Lineages 66%
• Ribosomal DNA 33%
• Natural History 33%
• Land Use Change 33%
• New Species 33%