Camille Bonneaud
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Dr. Camille Bonneaud is a leading evolutionary biologist whose research sits at the intersection of host-pathogen coevolution, disease ecology, and conservation genomics. Her major contributions center on understanding how selective pressures from infectious diseases shape host evolution, particularly in wild bird populations. She has pioneered work on the evolutionary dynamics of antimicrobial resistance in natural systems and the role of sexual selection in disease resistance. Her highly cited 2020 paper, "Sharing and reporting benefits from biodiversity research" (33 citations), addresses critical ethical and practical challenges in global biodiversity science, advocating for equitable benefit-sharing with source countries. This work reflects her broader commitment to responsible research practices in conservation. Dr. Bonneaud’s research has been instrumental in demonstrating how pathogens can drive rapid evolutionary change in natural populations, with implications for both wildlife conservation and understanding emerging infectious diseases. Her work is characterized by rigorous field studies combined with cutting-edge genomic approaches, making her a key voice in the integration of evolutionary biology with real-world conservation challenges.
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- 1Sharing and reporting benefits from biodiversity research33 citations · 2020