Table 2.
The partners in the Darwin Tree of Life Project
| Partner | Roles in project | Location | Lead Investigators |
| Natural History Museum | Sample collection (especially terrestrial animals); Archiving; DNA barcoding; Analysis | London, UK | Ian Barnes Gavin Broad |
| Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh | Sample collection (plants and lichens); Archiving; DNA barcoding; Analysis | Edinburgh, UK | Michelle Hart Peter Hollingsworth |
| Royal Botanic Gardens Kew | Sample collection (plants and fungi); Archiving; DNA barcoding; Analysis | London, UK | Paul Kersey Ester Gaya |
| Marine Biological Association | Sample collection (marine and littoral species); DNA barcoding; Analysis | Plymouth, UK | Nova Mieszkowska Willie Wilson |
| University of Oxford | Sample collection (Wytham Woods genomic observatory; protists); Analysis | Oxford, UK | Peter Holland Thomas Richards Owen Lewis |
| Earlham Institute | Sample collection (protists); Data infrastructure; Sequencing (protists); Analysis | Norwich, UK | Neil Hall Rob Davey |
| Wellcome Sanger Institute | Sample collection; Data infrastructure; Sequencing; Assembly; Analysis | Cambridge, UK | Mark Blaxter Matt Berriman Mara Lawniczak |
| University of Edinburgh | Sequencing; Assembly; Analysis | Edinburgh, UK | Alex Twyford |
| University of Cambridge | Assembly; Analysis | Cambridge, UK | Richard Durbin |
| EMBL-EBI | Databasing; Data infrastructure; Analysis | Cambridge, UK | Paul Flicek Kevin Howe |
| Connecting Science | Outreach and engagement | Cambridge, UK | Kenneth Skeldon |