Welcome to the web page of Kenneth W. Thompson.

Kenneth W. Thompson: I earned a Ph.D. at The University of Texas at Austin in 1976 in Zoology/Ichthyology. I am now an Associate Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania where I teach ecology, ichthyology, aquatic biology and related courses. I am a member of the Board of Directors of the Marine Science Consortium where I also serve as Curator of Fishes.

My Office is in Ulmer Hall room 323

My Office Hours for the fall semester, 1999.

Monday 3-5 pm
Tuesday 9:15 - 10:15 am
Thursday 9:15 - 11:15 am

Research Interests: My research interests are the evolution of fishes, cytotaxonomy and water quality monitoring. Recent work includes karyotypic studies of the banded darter, and the bantam sunfish. To see a list of my publications click here.

Chromosomes of Lepomis symmetricus the Bantam Sunfish

 For information about the environmental programs at Lock Haven University click here.

Classes taught:

BIOL309 - ECOLOGY (f;2/3) 3 sh. For current schedules and information click here.


BIOL315 - COMPARATIVE ANATOMY AND EVOLUTION OF THE VERTEBRATES (sp;3/3) 4 sh. For current schedules and information click here.


BIOL3-- - Ichthyology (summer;2/3) 3 sh. For current schedules and information click here.

 BIOL411 - AQUATIC BIOLOGY (f;2/3) 3 sh. For schedules and information click here.

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as of 8/20/03