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    Distribution of Oxycephalidae (Hyperiidea-Amphipoda) in the Indian Ocean- A statistical study 

    Nair, K.K.C.; Jayalakshmy, K.V. (Oxford and IBH, New Delhi, 1992)
    Statistical analysis of oxycephalids on coexistence of the species showed two clusters of high affinity in the Arabian Sea, four in the Bay of Bengal, one in the South East Indian Ocean and three in the South West Indian ...
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    Distribution of hydromedusae from the exclusive economic zone of the west and east coasts of India 

    Santhakumari, V.; Nair, V.R. (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, New Delhi, 1999)
    Distribution and abundance of hydromedusae from the exclusive economic zone of the west and east coasts of India is carried out based on zooplankton collections (on board FORV Sagar Sampada) during the period 1985-1990. ...
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    Prediction efficiency of the hydrographical parameters as related to distribution patterns of the Pleuromamma species in the Indian Ocean 

    Jayalakshmy, K.V.; Saraswathy, M. (Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute, India, 1990)
    Among species of the genus Pleuromamma, P. indica was the only species existing in the Northern Indian Ocean. In the rest of the Indian Ocean the most abundant species was P. gracilis, and P. abdominalis was almost ...
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    Characteristics of coastal waters of the western Bay of Bengal during different monsoon seasons 

    Suryanarayana, A.; Murty, C.S.; Rao, D.P. (CSIRO, Australia, 1992)
    Physical characteristics of waters along the eastern coast of India up to offshore distances of 400 km have been investigated during the seasons of the north-easterly and south-westerly monsoons in light of relevant observed ...
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    Communities and coexistence of benthos in northern limb of Cochin Backwaters 

    Devi, K.S.; Jayalakshmy, K.V.; Venugopal, P. (NISCAIR, New Delhi, 1991)
    Occurrence and coexistence of benthic communities of 9 stations in the northern limb of Cochin Backwaters (Kerala, India) where an industrial belt (mostly chemical industries) is located are studied. Polychaetes with 30 ...
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    First record of larvae of Arnoglossus imperialis (Rafinesque, 1810) (Bothidae, Pieces) Atlantic species from the Indian Ocean 

    Devi, C.B.L.; Stephen, R. (Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission, 1998)
    Larvae ranging from 7.7 mm NL to 12.2 mm SL were found in zooplankton from the Agulhas Bank. The long leaf-like larval body, the presence of spiny discoid scutes distributed along the bases of median fin rays, cleithra ...
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    Some observations on the Miocene foraminifera from Kachchh, Western India 

    Jauhri, A.K.; Khare, N. (Nav Jyoti, India, 1990)
    The foraminiferal species described from the Miocene sequence exposed at the village Vinjhan of Kachchh are widely distributed in the comparable successions of the Middle East and Greece. They can be used for inter-regional ...
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    An overview of the planktonic foraminiferal fauna in waters off the Kerala Coast, south-west India during summer 

    Rao, K.K.; Jayalakshmy, K.V. (Marine Biological Association of India, 1997)
    Twentyeight species of planktonic Foraminifera are recorded from 46 plankton samples collected from 27 stations of 5 traverses along the Kerala Coast. The mean abundance of total foraminiferal sepcimens of all the stations ...
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    Foraminiferal fauna from the Cochin backwaters: Biological indicators of man-made changes in the environment 

    Rao, K.K. (K.R. Publishers, Udaipur, 1996)
    Sixty foraminiferal species belonging to 38 genera and 23 families have been recorded from grab sediments of the Cochin backwaters. Of all the species Ammonia baccarii is the most dominant and successful form in the throes ...
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    Free-living copepods of the Arabian Sea: Distributions and research perspectives 

    Madhupratap, M. (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, New Delhi, 1999)
    The subclass Copepoda consists of 10 orders and exhibit great diversity in morphology as well as the habitats they occupy. Within the orders themselves, there are sometimes overlaps-some are free living or could be parasitic. ...
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    AuthorJayalakshmy, K.V. (7)Santhakumari, V. (5)Sudhakar, M. (4)Ansari, Z.A. (3)Devi, K.S. (3)Goswami, S.C. (3)Iyer, S.D. (3)Nair, V.R. (3)Parulekar, A.H. (3)Ramaiah, Neelam (3)... View MoreSubject
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