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Upwelling in the Minicoy region of the Arabian Sea
(Indian Academy of Sciences, 1966)
Nutrients of the Cochin backwater in relation to environmental characteristics
(Springer, 1969)
The nutrient distribution of the Cochin Backwater was studied at 6 stations throughout the year The depth profiles of phosphorus (inorganic and organic), nitrogen (nitrate and nitrite) and silicon, showed a marked seasonal ...
Occurrence of larvae of Pseudorhombus elevatus Ogilby (Heterosomata-Pisces) along the south-west coast of India
(Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore, 1969)
Larvae of Pseudorhombus elevatus Ogilby ranging in standard length from 3.47 to 7.76 mm are described These were brought on board R.V Varuna in the vertical plankton haul collected during the International Indian Ocean ...
Biochemical changes in relation to the breeding cycles of Nausitora hedleyi Schepman (Bivalvia: Teredinidae)
(Current Science Association, 1969)
The biochemical changes in relation to the breeding cycles of Nausitora hedleyi - a typical estuarine boring bivalve were studied. The systematic variations in the annual reproductive cycle were also determined. Samples ...
Preliminary notes on the decapod larvae of the Arabian Sea
(National Institute of Sciences of India, 1969)
The note presents some general facts regarding the distribution of some of the larger groups of decapod larvae in the Arabian Sea Their relative numbers and the families and subfamilies, so far as can be recognized, ...
On a new species of Xenophthalmus White, (Crustacea; Brachyura, Pinnotheridae) from Cochin
(Bombay Natural History Society, 1969)
The paper describes a new species of the genus Xenophthalmus White, X garthii and compares it with the other two known species, X pinnotheroides White and X obscurus Henderson
New records of hydromedusae from the shelf area off the Kerala coast
(Marine Biological Association of India, 1969)
On the taxonomy of planctonic copepoda in the Cochin backwater (a south Indian estuary)
(Bremen : Kommissionsverlag F. Leuwer, 1969)
Formation of the Chakra (mud bank) on the Kerala coast
(Current Science Association, 1969)
Osmotic behaviour of shrimps and prawns in relation to their biology and culture
(1968)
The prawns which are useful for cultural purposes belong mostly to the decapod families Penaeidae and Palaemonidae. Most penaeids are marine prawns which migrate to estuaries and brackish water in their young stages but ...