Bronwyn Cameron BSc(Hons)
Position: Research Assistant and Laboratory Manager.
Education:
Research Interests: Cleaning behaviour, Coral Reef Ecology, Estuarine Ecology.
Research Projects:
Publications:
Skilleter GA, Pryor A, Miller S, Cameron B. (2006) Detecting the effects of physical disturbance on benthic assemblages in a subtropical estuary: A Beyond BACI approach Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 338 (2): 271-287.
Skilleter GA, Cameron B, Zharikov Y, Boland D, McPhee DP (2006) Effects of physical disturbance on infaunal and epifaunal assemblages in subtropical, intertidal seagrass beds. Marine Ecology Progress Series 308: 61-78
Skilleter GA, Zharikov Y, Cameron B, McPhee DP (2005) Effects of harvesting callianassid (ghost) shrimps on subtropical benthic communities. Journal of Experimental marine Biology and Ecology320 (2): 133-158
Zharikov Y, Skilleter G, Loneragan N, Taranto T, and Cameron B (2005). Mapping and characterising subtropical estuarine landscapes using aerial photography and GIS for potential application in wildlife conservation and management. Biological Conservation 125(1): 87-100
Faubel, A and Cameron, B (2001) Platyhelminthes from salt marshes of the Coomera River,south-eastern Qld, Australia Memoirs of the Qld Museum 46(2): 511-519
Grutter AS, Cameron B, Kuris, AM, McCormick, MI, Warner RR, Swimming performance and parasite load in several larval fishes. In prep.
Education:
- 1996 Bachelor of Science (Zoology), The University of Queensland.
- 1998 Bachelor of Science Honours, The University of Queensland. "Acute Impacts of Selected Pesticides on Estuarine Meiofauina". Supervisors Assoc. Prof. Jack Greenwood, Dr Ian Tibbetts and Dr Michael Brown.
Research Interests: Cleaning behaviour, Coral Reef Ecology, Estuarine Ecology.
Research Projects:
- The main project Bronwyn has been involved with so far is to determine the external and internal parasite communities present in a range of larval coral reef fish species. Following from this has been the investigation of the effects of gut parasites on the swimming ability of recruiting individuals using swim trials. She is also working on a long-term experiment involving the removal of cleaner fish from reefs on Lizard Island. Bronwyn is responsible for the day to day management of the Coral Reef Ecology Laboratory.
Publications:
Skilleter GA, Pryor A, Miller S, Cameron B. (2006) Detecting the effects of physical disturbance on benthic assemblages in a subtropical estuary: A Beyond BACI approach Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 338 (2): 271-287.
Skilleter GA, Cameron B, Zharikov Y, Boland D, McPhee DP (2006) Effects of physical disturbance on infaunal and epifaunal assemblages in subtropical, intertidal seagrass beds. Marine Ecology Progress Series 308: 61-78
Skilleter GA, Zharikov Y, Cameron B, McPhee DP (2005) Effects of harvesting callianassid (ghost) shrimps on subtropical benthic communities. Journal of Experimental marine Biology and Ecology320 (2): 133-158
Zharikov Y, Skilleter G, Loneragan N, Taranto T, and Cameron B (2005). Mapping and characterising subtropical estuarine landscapes using aerial photography and GIS for potential application in wildlife conservation and management. Biological Conservation 125(1): 87-100
Faubel, A and Cameron, B (2001) Platyhelminthes from salt marshes of the Coomera River,south-eastern Qld, Australia Memoirs of the Qld Museum 46(2): 511-519
Grutter AS, Cameron B, Kuris, AM, McCormick, MI, Warner RR, Swimming performance and parasite load in several larval fishes. In prep.
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