Christopher Philip Kenaley, Ph.D. Museum of Comparative Zoology ...

June 2005: Collection of mesopelagic fishes and assessment of forage fish abundance in the
southern Bering Sea aboard the F/V Great Pacific.
April 2005: Collection of bathypelagic and benthic fishes of the Bear Seamount aboard the R/V
Delaware II.
June 2004: Collection of bathypelagic and benthic fishes of the Bear Seamount aboard the R/V
Delaware II.
October 2003: Contracting Scientist aboard R/V Albatross IV during NMFS Ground Fish Survey
in the Gulf of Maine.
May 2003–June 2004: Collection of freshwater fish in New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont and
Massachusetts for genetic sampling in collaboration with the University of Kansas Tissue
Archive.
October 2002: Contracting Scientist aboard R/V Albatross IV during NMFS Ground Fish Survey
in the Gulf of Maine.
July–August 2002: Collection of bathypelagic and benthic fishes of the Bear Seamount and
surrounding canyons of Southern New England aboard the R/V Delaware II.
March 2002: Collection of freshwater fishes native to New South Wales, Australia in
cooperation with the Australian Museum, Sydney.
September 2001: Collection of mesopelagic and off-shore fishes of the Mid-Atlantic Bight
aboard R/V Albatross IV.
May 2001: Deep-water collecting cruise to the canyons of the southern New England shelf break
aboard the F/V Mary K.
STUDENTS MENTORED
Zachary Baldwin (University of Washington, 2008), Ph. D. Student, American Museum of
Natural History, New York. Research topic: Diel vertical migration of the lightfishes
(Stomiiformes).
Thaddaeus Buser (University of Washington, 2010), M.S. Student, University of Alaska,
Fairbanks. Research topic: Systematic position and taxonomic status of the brown
catshark (Apristurus brunneus) in the Northeast Pacific.
Benjamin Frable (University of Washington, 2010). M.S. Student, Oregon State University.
Research topic: Homology assessment of cephalic photophore in the lightfishes
(Stomiiformes) and a placement of the enigmatic genus Diplophos.
Stacey Farina (University of New Hampshire, 2010), Ph. D. Student, Cornell University, Ithaca,
NY. Research topic: Comparative neuroanatomy of the Lophiiformes.
Taylor Fjeran (University of Washington, 2011). M.S. Student, Oregon State University.
Research topic: The Scombroidiformes: a novel phylogenetic hypothesis within the
percomorph bush.
Joshua Kim (University of Washington, 2011). Ph. D. Student, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology: Rhodopsin evolution in the Neoteleostei.
Benjamin Burnett (University of Washington, 2012). Research topic: Percomorph phylogeny and
the systematic importance of anterior lateral-line neuroanatomy.
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