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Copepod carcasses in a tropical estuary during different hydrographical settings
(Springer, 2016)Dead copepods (carcasses) are widespread in aquatic systems, but their scientific quantification is rare due to the difficulty in discriminating them from live ones. In this paper, we hypothesized that due to large spatial ... -
Copepod carcasses in the western Bay of Bengal and associated ecology
(Springer, 2022)Although a portion of all copepods in the natural environment are physiologically inactive or dead, there is little data on this aspect in Indian seas. Using the classical neutral red live staining technique, the dead ... -
Copepod composition along southwest and southeast coasts of India
(Oxford and IBH, New Delhi, 1992)Two sets of samples, one from upper layer of thermocline to surface and second set from 500 m to surface were made. Copepod fauna from these collections were studied in relation to the hydrographical properties of the water ... -
Copepod grazing and their impact on phytoplankton standing stock and production in a tropical coastal water during the different seasons
(Springer, 2017)The grazing rate of copepods on the total and size-fractionated phytoplankton biomass in a coastal environment (off Kochi, southwest coast of India) were measured during pre-monsoon (PRM), peak southwest monsoon (PKSWM), ... -
Copepod Swarm in the Campbell Bay (Andaman Sea)
(CSIR-NISCAIR, 1981)During the 68th cruise of R.V.Gaveshani, an unusual abundance of calanoid copepods of family Pontellidae was observed in the Campbell Bay (lat.6 degrees 30'-6 degrees 59'N and long 93 degrees 56'-94 degrees 15'E) Swarm ... -
Copepods of the nearshore waters of Bombay
(NISCAIR, New Delhi, 1991)Variability in copepod population was studied along 2 transects off Mahim and Versova (Bombay, Maharashtra, India) during November 1979 to December 1980 covering eight stations from the creek towards the offshore area. ... -
Copepods size structure in various phases of a cold-core eddy - Normalised Abundance Size Spectra (NASS) approach.
(Pergamon, 2020)The present study addresses the copepods size structure in different phases of a cold-core eddy based on a 17 day time-series measurement (21st February to 8th March 2016) from a coastal site in the western Bay of Bengal ... -
Copper addition helps alleviate iron stress in a coastal diatom: Response of Chaetoceros gracilis from the Bay of Bengal to experimental Cu and Fe addition
(Elsevier, 2013)Copper (Cu) is a transition metal with multi-oxidation states, and though it plays numerous roles in vital physiological and biochemical pathways including both photosynthesis and respiration, it can potentially be toxic ... -
Copper and nickel speciation in mine effluents by combination of two independent techniques
(Elsevier, 2009)To control potentially toxic metals in water resources it is necessary to know metal speciation and changes in the metal speciation that occur after aqueous effluents containing metals are discharged into freshwaters. This ... -
Copper content in the inshore and estuarine waters along the central west coast of India
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Coral damage by recreational diving activities in a Marine Protected Area of India: Unaccountability leading to 'tragedy of the not so commons'
(Elsevier Ltd, 2020)Globally, coral reefs have drastically degraded due to local and global environmental stressors. Concurrently, coral reef tourism is rapidly growing in developing economies, which is one of many anthropogenic stressors ... -
Coral mortality in reefs: The cause and effect; A central concern for reef monitoring
(M.S. Swaminathan Res. Found., Chennai (India), 1997)The primary causal agents for the destruction of corals are the abiotic and/or biotic agents or a combination of both. The abiotic factors that are responsible are bioerosion, sedimentation, eutrophication and pollution, ... -
Coral reef ecosystem
(SAGE, India, 2003)Briefly discuss coral reefs in general and the Indian reefs in particular. While the ecology, growth forms and distribution of the reefs are well known and need only be mentioned briefly, the constraints to their sustainability ... -
Coral reef ecosystems
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Coral reef ecosystems of the Indian islands
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Coral reef research in India
(Centre for Environmental Studies, 2008)The article focuses on current developments regarding reef research in India, rather than dwelling at length why reefs are important, how they function and what resources they sustain. It is known from the many articles ... -
Coral reef restoration - A way forward to offset the coastal development impacts on Indian coral reefs
(2019)Globally, coral reefs are degrading rapidly due to the combined impact of wide-scale anthropogenic activities and climate change. Similarly, coral reefs in India are facing an existential threat because of intensified ... -
Coral reef surveys in India
(University of Guam Marine Laboratory, 1993)This paper briefly describes the history of coral reef surveys in India. All the surveys done so far have used simple techniques, but they have been quite effective in highlighting the damages to reefs in the short-term ... -
Coral reef-associated brachyuran fauna (Crustacea: Decapoda: Brachyura) from Angria Bank off the west coast of India
(Magnolia Press, 2023)Underwater sampling via SCUBA and grab at the Angria Bank coral reefs off the central west coast of India in January 2014 revealed 11 species of Brachyura. Seven species, namely, Thusaenys irami (Laurie, 1906), Tanaocheles ... -
Coral reefs - Ecology and fisheries
(NIO, Goa, 1991)