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    • Environmental physiology of raft-grown mussels in Goa, India 

      Parulekar, A.H.; Dalal, S.G.; Ansari, Z.A.; Harkantra, S.N. (Elsevier, 1982)
      Mussels (@iPerna viridis@@ L.) transplanted from a marine intertidal region and grown under water in the estuarine environment (on a floating raft) display a wide array of physiological adaptations in growth, osmoregulation ...
    • Marine microbiology: A glimpse of the strides in the Indian and the global arena 

      LokaBharathi, P.A.; Nair, S.; Chandramohan, D. (Oxford and IBH, New Delhi, 2001)
      The chapter reviews the development in marine microbiology in the national and international arena. It traces salient features from the pre-Zobell era to the mid 1990s. The studies in India have just made a beginning into ...
    • The effect of salinity on some endocommensalic ciliates from shipworms 

      Santhakumari, V. (Society of Fisheries Technologists, 1985)
      The ciliates, Nucleocorbula adherens, Boveria teredinidi, Trichodina balakrishnia, Thigmozoon fencheli and Nyctothereus marina, live inside the mantle cavity of the ship-worms in the estuaries and backwaters of the south-west ...
    • Vulnerable areas and adapation measures for sea level rise along the coast of India 

      Chauhan, O.S.; Unnikrishnan, A.S.; Menezes, A.A.A.; Jagtap, T.G.; Suneethi, J.; Furtado, R. (Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, 2004)
      India has a coastline of about 7500 km with contrasting geological setting. Based upon the available models, global sea level rise of 10-25 cm per 100 year has been predicted due to emission of green house gases. To separate ...