Browsing Institute's contributions by Subject "Geographical Distribution"
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Agglutinated foraminifera from the shelf of east coast of India
(1972)Of the benthonic foraminiferal species, the agglutinated forms form one of the distinctive elements by differing in type and the degree of their abundance in the several zones of the marine environment. The role played by ... -
Application of Remote Sensing Techniques to study the Distribution of Mangroves along the Estuaries of Goa
(International Scientific Publications, 1982)Aerial photographs were used to study the distribution of mangroves in the estuaries of Goa during 1978-79. The total area covered by 7 estuaries in Goa including the major Mandovi - Zuari estuarine complex, is approximately ... -
Distribution of organic carbon in sediments from the Arabian Sea
(1991)Many earlier studies on the distribution of organic carbon in the Arabian Sea, sediments have projected contradictory opinions on the factors favouring accumulation and preservation of organic carbon in the Arabian Sea. ... -
Ecology of benthic production during southwest monsoon in an estuarine complex of Goa
(Delhi: Hindustan Publishing Corporation, 1973)Qualitative and quantitative differences in the spatial temporal distribution and production of benthic macrofauna in pre- and post-monsoon were observed and the differences are discussed in relation to the environmental ... -
Globigerina pachyderma (Ehrenberg) in the shelf-slope sediments of northern Indian Ocean
(1974)The occurrence of specimens of @iGlobigerina pachyderma@@ (Ehrenberg) which is considered to be a typical bipolar, cooler water species, in the Recent shelf-slope sediments of the northern Indian Ocean as far north as 9, ... -
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 ... -
The Indian Ocean - An environmental overview
(1988)During the International Indian Ocean Expedition (IIOE), 1962-65, the Indian Ocean was defined as the area between 25 degrees N and 40 degrees S latitudes and 45 degrees E longitudes. This region included all the straits, ... -
Zoogeography of the Indian Ocean
(London: Edward Arnold, 1979)The distribution pattern of zooplankton in the Indian Ocean is briefly reviewed on a within and between ocean patterns and is limited to species within a quite restricted sort of groups namely, Copepoda, Chaetognatha, ...