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The largest DNA survey of fish ever attempted, a $9.1-million GEN-FISH project, was launched Monday in Windsor.

Think of it as a genetic criminal database, only for each of Canada’s more than 200 native fish species.

“This field is just exploding,” GEN-FISH co-lead Daniel Heath said of environmental or eDNA research. “Certainly to our knowledge nobody else is trying to develop eDNA markers for every fish species in the country.”