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    • Occurrence of red tide caused by Karenia mikimotoi (toxic dinoflagellate) in the Southwest coast of India 

      Madhu, N.V.; Reny, P.D.; Paul, M.; Ullas, N.; Resmi, P. (NISCAIR (CSIR), 2011)
      Intense brownish discoloration was observed in the surface waters of Cochin barmouth on 21st October 2009, which found to extend a few kilometers in the coastal waters. Continuous monitoring was carried out in the region ...
    • Severe fish mortality associated with 'red tide' observed in the sea off Cochin 

      Naqvi, S.W.A.; George, M.D.; Narvekar, P.V.; Jayakumar, D.A.; Shailaja, M.S.; Sardessai, S.; Sarma, V.V.S.S.; Shenoy, D.M.; Naik, H.; Maheswaran, P.A.; KrishnaKumari, L.; Rajesh, G.; Sudhir, A.K.; Binu, M.S. (Current Science Association, 1998)
      Severe fish mortality associated with the "red tide" phenomenon caused by Noctiluca blooms was observed in the sea off Cochin, Kerala, India at depths less than 40 m. The dead fish, almost entirely comprised of the threadfin ...
    • The killer tides 

      Devassy, V.P.; Bhat, S.R. (NISCAIR, New Delhi, 1991)
      Toxic red tide is a disastrous phenomenon causEd. by sudden blooming of certain killer microorganisms often encountered in the seas. Certain killer red tides have caused wide-spread losses to human life and to the fishing ...