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Ocean technology: Perspectives
(New Delhi: Publ. and Inf. Dir, 1994)
Estimates of fishery potentials of the EEZ of India
(Academic Press, 1990)
Hydrographic characteristics and circulation in the Caribbean Sea during April and May 1990
(Institute of Marine Affairs, 1991)
Some aspects of nutrient chemistry of the Caribbean Sea
(Institute of Marine Affairs, 1991)
Chemical oceanographic studies were conducted at 45 stations in the Caribbean Sea, covering both nearshore and offshore areas. The concentrations of oxygen in the upper mixed layers varied between 180 and 220 mu mol.dm ...
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. ...
Biological productivity and estimates of fishery potentials of the EEZ of India
(Anna University, India, 1990)
Effect of pollution on the distribution of chaetognaths in the nearshore waters of Bombay
(NISCAIR, New Delhi, 1991)
Chaetognath fauna inhabiting the polluted waters was compared with that of clean waters for evaluating the impact of pollution. Regular observations at 11 locations off Bombay coast indicated a steady decline in chaetognath ...
Enhanced particle fluxes in Bay of Bengal inducEd. by injection of freshwater
(Macmillan, 1991)
The melting of ice sheets during deglaciation results in the injection of large amounts of fresh water into the oceans. To investigate how such injections might influence particle fluxes in the ocean, and hence the uptake ...
Toxic effects of domestic sewage on zooplankton
(National Institute of Oceanography, Goa, 1987)
The toxic effects of raw domestic sewage on different groups of zooplank-ton, was tested in the laboratory for evaluating acute toxicity. 24 hr., LC-50 values for larvae of stomatopods, gastropods and chaetognaths (2-7% ...
A look at the changing environment along the Indian coasts
(BARC, Bombay, 1992)
Increased human activity along the Indian coastline has exerted pressure on its morphology and ecology. The factors responsible for morphological changes like subsidence, rising sea level, storms, storm surges, sediment ...