Dr. Hyslop is a freshwater ecologist and fish biologist specializing in the biology
and ecology of freshwater fauna in Jamaica's river systems. His research has focused
on the freshwater gastropod molluscs, and their tolerance to frequently-used
insecticides and environmental factors such as temperature, salinity and total
suspended solid levels. He also combines molecular and morphological techniques to
provide novel information on the taxonomy of fish in Jamaican rivers. His research
interests include developing a biomonitoring scheme for deducing water quality from
macroinvertebrate communities, as well as examining the role of freshwater fauna as
indicators of organic pollution.
Publications
- Ellis-Tabanor, M. and E. Hyslop. (2005). Effect of Sublethal concentrations of
Endosulphan on growth and fecundity of two species of snails. Bull.Environ Contam.
Toxicol.74, 173-1178.
- Hyslop, E. (2003). Addition to the freshwater malacofauna of Jamaica. Revista de
Biologia Tropical 51 (1) : 262-263.
- Ruddock S and Hyslop E. (2001). Biomonitoring of lower Rio Cobre using zooplankton
and benthic macroinvertebrates as indicators of pollution. Annual Conference of the
Caribbean Academy of Sciences, 4-9 June, 2001, Georgetown, Guyana.
- Shakes, S., Hyslop, E.J., Lalor, G. & Vuchkov, M.K. (1999). First use of gastropod
molluscs of the Thiaridae as monitors for metal pollution in riverine systems of
Jamaica. In: Proceedings of the Third International Conf. Environ. Chem. and Geochem.
in the Tropics GEOTROP'99, 22-24 Nov. 1999, Inst. Natural Res. Waste Manag., Hong Kong
Baptist University, Hong Kong.
- John, K., LaHee, J., Hyslop E.J. and Webber, D. (1999). The effects of rum
distillery effluent on the periphytic and macroinvertebrate communities of the
North Elim River, Jamaica. 10th Annual General Meeting, Carib. Acad. Sciences,
Paramaribo, Surinam, October 7-9, 1999.
- Botosaneanu, L & Hyslop, E. (1999). Additional contribution to the knowledge
of the caddisfly fauna of Jamaica (Trichoptera). Entomologische Zeitschrift
109(8), 325-29.
- Botosaneanu, L & Hyslop, E. (1998). A systematic and biographic study of the
caddisfly fauna of Jamaica (Insecta: Trichoptera) - with description of the first
known case of anantiomorphy in insects. Bulletin de l'Institut Royal des Science
Naturelle de Belgique 68, 5-28.
- Hyslop, E. (1998). Longitudinal variation in fish species composition in the
Angabanga River, Papua New Guinea with observations on the trophic status of certain
species. Ecology of Freshwater Fishes 8, 102-107.
- Hyslop, E. (1998). Observations on the diet of a community of freshwater fishes
from the lower Kikori River, Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea. Science in New
Guinea 23(3), 133-139.
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