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    Microenvironments and anomalous benthic foraminiferal distribution within the neritic regime of the Dabhol-Vengurla sector (Arabian Sea) 

    Setty, M.G.A.P.; Nigam, R. (Universita' degli Studi di Milano, 1980)
    An anomalous distribution of benthic Foraminifera within the neritic regime at a few stations indicates the existence of microenvironments. The vertical distribution is marked by the restricted occurrence of @iCibicides@@ ...
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    Substrate deposit effect on the characteristic of an intertidal macroalgal community 

    Imchen, T. (CSIR-NISCAIR, 2015)
    Present study consists the effect of substrate deposit (silt, clay, sand, gravel and shards of shells) on the characteristic of an intertidal rocky shore macroalgae Macroalgal assemblage was segregated from substrate deposit ...
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    Standing stock and biochemical composition of zooplankton in the northeastern Arabian Sea 

    Krishnakumari, L.; Achuthankutty, C.T. (CSIR-NISCAIR, 1989)
    During November-December 1985 - a period of this study showed significant difference in biomass (dry weight) among the coastal and oceanic waters. Ostracods were the predominant component (47 per cent) in the coastal zone ...
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    Ecology of intertidal benthic algae of Northern Karnataka coast 

    Untawale, A.G.; Reddy, C.R.K.; Deshmukhe, G.V. (CSIR-NISCAIR, 1989)
    The intertidal benthic marine algal flora has been studied for distribution, phenology, biomass and zonation along with the environmental conditions. About 65 species belonging to 42 genera of Chlorophyta, Phaeophyta have ...
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    Zooplankton composition of the Kalpeni and Agatti atolls, Lakshadweep archiplago 

    Achuthankutty, C.T.; Nair, S.R.S.; Haridas, P.; Madhupratap, M. (CSIR-NISCAIR, 1989)
    Composition of zooplankton in the lagoons was quite different from that of the sea and to a large extent, was independent of oceanic influence While copepods were dominant in the sea, meroplankton, particularly brachyuran ...
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    Distribution and seasonal abundance of carangid larvae in the Arabian sea and Bay of Bengal 

    Peter, K.J.; Balachandran, T. (Mangalore: Asian Fisheries Society, Indian Branch, 1989)
    Carangid larvae were recorded from 8.8% of the International Indian Ocean Expedition (IIOE) stations in the Arabian Sea and 13.2% in the Bay of Bengal. Their total contribution was 1.1% of the total larvae collected. The ...
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    Variation in meroplankton along 78 degrees E Meridian 

    Balachandran, T.; Peter, K.J. (Marine Biological Association of India, 1989)
    Variations along the meridian 78 degrees E between 8 degrees N and 25 degrees S, based on 43 zooplankton samples were studied. Fish larvae exhibited fluctuations in abundance (26 to 57 specimens/IOSN haul) in the three ...
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    Mangroves 

    Wafar, S. (1989)
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    Studies on the planktonic Decapoda and Stomatopoda (Crustacea) from the western Bay of Bengal 

    Paulinose, V.T.; Nair, V.R.; Goswami, S.C. (Indian Association for Limnology and Oceanography, 1988)
    Abundance and distribution of decapods and stomatopods were studied, based on 90 samples collected from the western Bay of Bengal (Lat. 09 degrees 58' and 20 degrees 50'N and long. 80 degrees 00'E) between 24 August and 2 ...
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    Phytoplankton distribution in the coastal waters off Porbandar (Saurashtra) 

    JiyalalRam, M.J.; Gajbhiye, S.N.; Desai, B.N. (Indian Fisheries Association, 1988)
    Skeletonema costatum was the most abundant species in all the 3 stations. The distribution of Asterionella japonica was least consistent than that of Nitzschia closterium which was most consistent at Station 1. At station ...
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