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    • Coral reef ecosystem 

      Wafar, M.V.M.; Wafar, S. (SAGE, India, 2003)
      Briefly discuss coral reefs in general and the Indian reefs in particular. While the ecology, growth forms and distribution of the reefs are well known and need only be mentioned briefly, the constraints to their sustainability ...
    • Crowning corals 

      Raghukumar, C. (NISCAIR, CSIR, 1997)
      Biodiversity of coral reefs is responsible for productivity in the sea and these coral reefs are built mainly by corals containing a calcium-carbonate skeleton. The reef building corals are the hermotypic corals harbouring ...
    • Effect of background color of tanks on growth and survival of juvenile Yellow Seahorse, Hippocampus kuda (Bleeker 1852), in the pelagic phase 

      Pawar, H.B.; Sanaye, S.V.; Murugan, A.; Sreepada, R.A.; Tanu (The Society of Israeli Aquaculture and Marine Biotechnology, 2011)
      This communication reports the results of an experiment conducted to see if background tank color affects the growth and survival of juvenile H. kuda. Juveniles were reared from 0 to 21 days after birth (DAB) in one of six ...
    • Indian Ocean coasts, coastal ecology 

      Ingole, B.S. (Springer, 2005)
    • Management and conservation options for Indian coral reefs 

      Wafar, M.V.M. (Wiley Eastern, New Delhi, 1992)
      Coral reefs are the most specialized, diverse and productive of all tropical marine ecosystems. In the recent years, they are being increasingly subjected to exploitation and human interference. These have resulted in ...
    • Mangrove ecosystem of India: Conservation and management 

      Jagtap, T.G.; Murthy, P.S.; Komarpant, D.S. (Pointer Publ.; Jaipur; India, 2002)
      Mangroves are distributed to the lower latitude (32 degrees S - 3 degrees N) in the tropical regions. The maximum diversity and area cover lies in the regions between 25 degrees S - 25 degrees N. These habitats are ...
    • Marine conservation strategies for Maharashtra Coast 

      Untawale, A.G.; Dhargalkar, V.K. (A.P.H. Publishing Corp.; New Delhi (India), 2002)
      Marine biodiversity is threatened in India because of several developmental pressures. Marine biologists of India are identifying the coastal and offshore areas of India for conservation. Some of these areas have been ...