Bridging multilocus species delimitation and DNA barcoding through target enrichment of UCEs: a case study with Mexican highland frogs. Sarcohyla

We introduce ultraconserved elements (UCEs) as potential genomic barcodes that allow rigorous species delimitation and a bridge to DNA barcoding database to allow both rigorous species delimitation and standardized identification of delimited taxa. We apply UCEs to species delimitation in a species complex of frogs found in the Mexican Highlands.