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Frank A. Camacho

Interim Associate Director

University of Guam

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College of Natural and Applied Sciences (CNAS)

UOG Land Grant | agInnovation Research Center

Western Pacific Tropical Research Center

University of Guam

Frank A. Camacho is currently serving as a College Of Natural And Applied Sciences (Cnas) Interim Associate Director at University of Guam.

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Frank A. Camacho

University of Guam

Interim Associate Director

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ecology biology health sciences marine biology microbiology oceanography botany microbial ecology plant physiology plant science avian biology clinical nutrition cyanobacteria marine ecology isotope geochemistry indigenous community chemical ecology human evolution human migration entomology freshwater biology ecotoxicology ocean sciences migration studies animal behavior wildlife behavioral ecology animal ecology harmful algae experimental botany horticulture research marine systems phytochemistry limnology chemical oceanography algal biology oceanographic research wildlife ecology predator-prey interactions wildlife biology harmful microalgae root morphology electrolyte disorders aquatic organisms benthic communities methodology comparison statistical analysis methodological article theoretical analysis mathematical models genetic testing chemical stimulants amphipod herbivory morphological defenses early pacific seafarers predator cues feasibility study hyperuricemia feasibility study chamoru men high prevalence genetic epidemiology research

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Conducting Genetic Epidemiology Research on Hyperuricaemia and Gout in an Indigenous Community in Guam - a Feasibility Study. BMC Public Health (2025)

epidemiologypopulation healthfeasibility studygenetic epidemiologyhealth sciencesindigenous community

A Mathematical Explanation for Why Ratio-Based Isotopic Analyses Are Commonly Misleading: Dealing With Confounded Isotopic Ratios. Research Square (2024)

quantitative science studiesmethodology comparisonscientific communicationstatistical analysisbiostatisticsisotope geochemistrymethodological article

A Mathematical Explanation for Why Ratio-Based Isotopic Analyses Are Commonly Misleading: Theory. Research Square (2024)

scientific communicationtheoretical analysisstatisticsisotope geochemistrystatistical hypothesis testgeneral chemistrymathematical models

Building Capacity to Conduct Genetic Epidemiology Research on Hyperuricaemia and Gout in an Indigenous Community in Guam. Research Square (2024)

epidemiologygenetic epidemiology researchpopulation healthclinical nutritiongenetic testinggenetic epidemiologyhealth sciencesindigenous community

Ancient Dna Reveals Five Streams of Migration Into Micronesia and Matrilocality in Early Pacific Seafarers. Science (2022)

Yue-Chen LiuRosalind Hunter-AndersonOlivia CheronetJoanne EakinFrank CamachoMichael PietrusewskyNadin RohlandAlexander IoannidisJ. Stephen AthensMichele Toomay DouglasRona Michi Ikehara-QuebralRebecca BernardosBrendan J. CulletonMatthew MahNicole AdamskiNasreen BroomandkhoshbachtKimberly CallanAnn Marie LawsonKirsten MandlMegan MichelJonas OppenheimerKristin StewardsonFatma ZalzalaKenneth KiddJudith KiddTheodore G. SchurrKathryn AucklandAdrian V. S. HillAlexander J. MentzerConsuelo D. Quinto-CortésKathryn RobsonDouglas J. KennettNick PattersonCarlos D. BustamanteAndrés Moreno-EstradaMatthew SpriggsMiguel VilarMark LipsonRon PinhasiDavid Reich

early pacific seafarersgeneticshuman evolutionhuman migrationmigration studiesevolutionary biology

Corrigendum to: Growth, Mortality, and Reproduction of the Oblique-Banded Snapper ( Pristipomoides Zonatus ) in Guam. Marine and Freshwater Research (2022)

marine systemsaquatic organismsmarine ecologyzoologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologymorphology (biology)fisheriesecology and evolutionary biologyecologybenthic communities

694Metabolic Conditions Have High Prevalence in Chamoru Men in a Hyperuricemia Feasibility Study in Guam. International Journal of Epidemiology (2021)

medicineelectrolyte disordershyperuricemia feasibility studyurologysclerodermaclinical researchclinical nutritionpediatric urologychamoru menhigh prevalencehealth sciences

Growth, Mortality, and Reproduction of the Oblique-Banded Snapper (Pristipomoides Zonatus) in Guam. Marine and Freshwater Research (2021)

marine ecologyzoologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologyecology

Highly Successful Adventitious Root Formation of Zamia L. Stem Cuttings Exhibits Minimal Response to Indole-3-Butyric Acid. HortScience (2020)

experimental botanybiologyplant physiologyroot morphologyplant sciencehorticulture researchbotany

Bomb‐Produced Radiocarbon in the Western Tropical Pacific Ocean: Guam Coral Reveals Operation‐Specific Signals From the Pacific Proving Grounds. Journal of Geophysical Research Oceans (2016)

ocean sciencesoceanographic researchoceanographyearth science

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Frank A. Camacho

Interim Associate Director

University of Guam

Affiliations

College of Natural and Applied Sciences (CNAS)

UOG Land Grant | agInnovation Research Center

Western Pacific Tropical Research Center

University of Guam

Frank A. Camacho is currently serving as a College Of Natural And Applied Sciences (Cnas) Interim Associate Director at University of Guam.

Honors

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Frank A. Camacho

University of Guam

Interim Associate Director

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Conducting Genetic Epidemiology Research on Hyperuricaemia and Gout in an Indigenous Community in Guam - a Feasibility Study. BMC Public Health (2025)

epidemiologypopulation healthfeasibility studygenetic epidemiologyhealth sciencesindigenous community

A Mathematical Explanation for Why Ratio-Based Isotopic Analyses Are Commonly Misleading: Dealing With Confounded Isotopic Ratios. Research Square (2024)

quantitative science studiesmethodology comparisonscientific communicationstatistical analysisbiostatisticsisotope geochemistrymethodological article

A Mathematical Explanation for Why Ratio-Based Isotopic Analyses Are Commonly Misleading: Theory. Research Square (2024)

scientific communicationtheoretical analysisstatisticsisotope geochemistrystatistical hypothesis testgeneral chemistrymathematical models

Building Capacity to Conduct Genetic Epidemiology Research on Hyperuricaemia and Gout in an Indigenous Community in Guam. Research Square (2024)

epidemiologygenetic epidemiology researchpopulation healthclinical nutritiongenetic testinggenetic epidemiologyhealth sciencesindigenous community

Ancient Dna Reveals Five Streams of Migration Into Micronesia and Matrilocality in Early Pacific Seafarers. Science (2022)

early pacific seafarersgeneticshuman evolutionhuman migrationmigration studiesevolutionary biology

Corrigendum to: Growth, Mortality, and Reproduction of the Oblique-Banded Snapper ( Pristipomoides Zonatus ) in Guam. Marine and Freshwater Research (2022)

marine systemsaquatic organismsmarine ecologyzoologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologymorphology (biology)fisheriesecology and evolutionary biologyecologybenthic communities

694Metabolic Conditions Have High Prevalence in Chamoru Men in a Hyperuricemia Feasibility Study in Guam. International Journal of Epidemiology (2021)

medicineelectrolyte disordershyperuricemia feasibility studyurologysclerodermaclinical researchclinical nutritionpediatric urologychamoru menhigh prevalencehealth sciences

Growth, Mortality, and Reproduction of the Oblique-Banded Snapper (Pristipomoides Zonatus) in Guam. Marine and Freshwater Research (2021)

marine ecologyzoologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologyecology

Highly Successful Adventitious Root Formation of Zamia L. Stem Cuttings Exhibits Minimal Response to Indole-3-Butyric Acid. HortScience (2020)

experimental botanybiologyplant physiologyroot morphologyplant sciencehorticulture researchbotany

Bomb‐Produced Radiocarbon in the Western Tropical Pacific Ocean: Guam Coral Reveals Operation‐Specific Signals From the Pacific Proving Grounds. Journal of Geophysical Research Oceans (2016)

ocean sciencesoceanographic researchoceanographyearth science

1
2
10 / page