Dear colleagues,
I need a laboratory for the phylogenetic study of fishes, I have a new species that has never been identified before, so please could anyone of you guide me ?
By the way, it's a new fish in northern Algeria.
I hope I could find help from you!
Thank you in advance
Ahmad Al Khraisat
Museum of Natural History in Paris, France: The museum's Ichthyology department is known for its expertise in fish taxonomy and systematics. They have a large collection of fish specimens from around the world, and offer molecular and morphological analyses for phylogenetic studies. University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), USA: The university's Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology has a fish systematics research group that focuses on phylogenetics and molecular evolution of fishes. They offer molecular and morphological analyses for phylogenetic studies. Natural History Museum in London, UK: The museum's Ichthyology department has a long history of fish taxonomy and systematics research. They have a large collection of fish specimens from around the world, and offer molecular and morphological analyses for phylogenetic studies. University of Bergen, Norway: The university's Department of Biology has a fish systematics research group that focuses on phylogenetics, systematics, and biogeography of fishes. They offer molecular and morphological analyses for phylogenetic studies. University of Sao Paulo, Brazil: The university's Department of Zoology has a fish systematics research group that focuses on phylogenetics, taxonomy, and biogeography of fishes. They offer molecular and morphological analyses for phylogenetic studies.
There are many laboratories around the world that specialize in the phylogenetic study of fishes. Here are a few options to consider:
These are just a few examples of laboratories that specialize in the phylogenetic study of fishes. I recommend reaching out to these or other institutions directly to inquire about their services and availability. Good luck with your research!
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