Other taxa for which DNA was commonly found in phyllosomata, included salpa, fish larvae, siphonophora and chaetognatha suggesting they are also likely to be significant to the trophic ecology of P. cygnus .
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Determining the diet of larvae of western rock lobster (Panulirus cygnus) using high-throughput DNA sequencing techniques.
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Discrepancies are most likely due to PCR amplification biases from primer binding, but these biases are small and do not impact on the detection of significant taxa, or even mildly significant taxa, because there is sufficient coverage to ascertain the range of taxa in a sample, which is evidenced by the species accumulation plot ( Fig. 2 ).