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    Importance of sieve size in deep-sea macrobenthic studies 

    Pavithran, S.; Ingole, B.S.; Nanajkar, M.; Goltekar, R.C. (Taylor & Francis, 2009)
    The deep-sea is well known for high benthic biodiversity despite being a low-food environment. However, most deep-sea organisms are very small in size as an adaptation to food limitation. Macrofauna are generally considered ...
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    Environmental gradient favours functionally diverse macrobenthic community in a placer rich tropical bay 

    Sivadas, S.K.; Ingole, B.S.; Fernandes, C.E.G. (Hindawi Publishing, 2013)
    The present paper examines the functional diversity-environment relation in a placer rich tropical bay. The geographic location of Kalbadevi Bay along the west coast of India provides an opportunity to study the functional ...
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    Effect of tropical rainfall in structuring the macrobenthic community of Mandovi estuary, west coast of India 

    Gaonkar, U.V.; Sivadasa, S.K.; Ingole, B.S. (Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom, 2013)
    Macrofaunal community structure is determined by a number of environmental variables. The riverine run-off during the monsoon brings about drastic changes in the physico-chemical parameters of a tropical estuary. The aim ...
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    Macrobenthic standing stock in the nodule areas of Central Indian Ocean Basin 

    Pavithran, S.; Ingole, B.S. (Regional Research laboratory, Bhubaneswar, 2005)
    Diversity, distribution and standing stock of macrofauna in the nodule areas of Central Indian Ocean Basin (CIOB) were studied during April 2003. The density ranged between 22 to 132 no.m super(-2) (mean: 55 + or - 37 SD, ...
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    Biodiversity of benthic polychaetes from the coastal waters of Paradip, Bay of Bengal 

    Ingole, B.S. (Annon., 2007)
    Polychaete communities of the subtidal waters off Paradip, Orissa, India (Lat, 20 degrees 05 minutes - 20 degrees 20 minutes N and Long. 86 degrees 35 minutes - 86 degrees 60 minutes E) in the Bay of Bengal were studied ...
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    Meiobenthos of Saphala salt marsh, west coast of India 

    Ingole, B.S.; Ansari, Z.A.; Parulekar, A.H. (CSIR-NISCAIR, 1987)
    Benthic fauna of the salt marsh comprised 10 taxonomic groups, dominated by nematodes (63.9%), harpacticoids (18.5%), turbellaria (5.6%), crustacean nauplii (5.4%) and polychaetes (4.1%). The population density varied from ...
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    Seabed habitat mapping employing single and multi-beam backscatter data: A case study from the western continental shelf of India 

    Haris, K.; Chakraborty, B.; Ingole, B.S.; Menezes, A.A.A.; Srivastava, R. (Elsevier, 2012)
    Acoustic backscatter from multi-beam echo-sounder (MBES) and dual-frequency single-beam echo-sounding systems (SBES) operable at 95 kHz and 33/210 kHz, respectively, were used to study the distribution of sediment texture ...
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    Role of environmental heterogeneity in structuring the macrobenthic community in a tropical sandy beach, west coast of India 

    Sivadas, S.; Ingole, B.S.; Ganesan, P.; Sautya, S.; Nanajkar, M. (Springer, 2012)
    In most ecosystems, community structure emerges as a result of the complex interaction between biotic and environmental variables. Sandy beaches connected to adjacent ecosystem like estuaries/creeks provide an opportunity ...
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    How vulnerable is Indian coast to oil spills? Impact of MV Ocean Seraya oil spill 

    Sivadas, S.; George, A.; Ingole, B.S. (Current Science Association, 2008)
    On 30 May 2006, a bulk carrier, MV Ocean Seraya ran aground along the Karwar coast spilling 650 tonnes of oil. Due to the rough SW monsoon, the spill spread to some beaches in south Goa. The aim of this communication is ...
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    Bottom dwelling animals: Benthos 

    Ingole, B.S. (WWF for Nature-India, 2004)
    The beaches of Goa are predominantly sandy, and occupy about 4000 ha of area along the north-south coastline. An important component of the sandy beaches in Goa re the sand dunes in the supralittoral region. The coastal ...
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