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    A case study on the impact of industrial effluent disposal on the fishery of Amba River Estuary, Maharashtra 

    Gajbhiye, S.N.; Mehta, P.; Mustafa, S.; Nair, V.R. (Indian Fisheries Association, 1995)
    The impact of waste discharge on fishery resources is a matter of great concern. The accepted norm in all environmental impact assessment studies is to avoid areas of high fishery potential while locating a marine outfall. ...
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    Some important shipwrecks on Konkan Coast 

    Gudigar, P.; Tripati, S.; Gaur, A.S.; Sundaresh (Society for Marine Archaeology, India, 1995)
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    Rare earth element studies of surficial sediments from the southwestern Carlsberg Ridge, Indian Ocean 

    Pattan, J.N.; Higgs, N.C. (Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore, India, 1995)
    The rare earth element (REE) contents of sixteen surficial calcareous sediments from the southwestern Carlsberg Ridge, Indian Ocean, have been determined. The total REE vary from 35 ppm to 126 ppm and are inversely related ...
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    Petroleum hydrocarbons in intertidal ecosystem along the Bombay Coast 

    Ingole, S.A.; Kadam, A.N.; Mayadeo, M.S.; Dhadke, P.M. (NISCAIR, CSIR, 1995)
    Petroleum hydrocarbon content in intertidal sediment and water samples collected at Madh, Worli and Colaba were in the ranges of 5.1-7, 5.8-7.4, 2.9-10.3 mu g.g sup(-1), wet wt and N.D.-18.5, N.D.-5.8 mu g.l sup(-1) ...
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    Ecology of ascidians in the macrofouling community of New Mangalore Port 

    Venkat, K.; Anil, A.C.; Khandeparker, D.C.; Mokashe, S.S. (NISCAIR, CSIR, 1995)
    Ascidians constitute a major component of macrofouling community at the New Mangalore Port during the premonsoon season (February-May). The presence of ascidians in these waters is being reported for the first time. Ascidian ...
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    Taxonomic features and identification of Oxycephalidae (Platysceloidea, Physocephalata, Hyperiidea, Amphipoda) 

    Nair, K.K.C. (NIO, Goa, 1995)
    Oxycephalidae is a group of curious holoplanktonic crustaceans. They are common in the plankton of the offshore waters of the tropical and subtropical regions. Carcinologists have taken to this group only recently inspite ...
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    A simple method to assess bacterial attachment to surfaces 

    Sonak, S.; Bhosle, N.B. (Herwood Academic, 1995)
    The crystal violet microplate adhension assay was modified to evaluate bacterial adhesion to metal and non-metal surfaces. Both viable cell count and the absorbance of the crystal violet stained cells attached to aluminium ...
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    Thraustochytrid and fungal component of marine detritus. 3. Field studies on decomposition of leaves of the mangrove Rhizophora apiculata 

    Raghukumar, S.; Sathe-Pathak, V.; Sharma, S.; Raghukumar, C. (Inter-Research, 1995)
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    Establishment of gravity stations and inference of crustal thickness around Mormugao Harbour and NIO 

    Subbaraju, L.V.; Krishna, K.S. (Geological Society of India, 1995)
    Complete descriptions and basic facts of nine gravity stations of Marmugao Harbour, Goa, India are presented. They exhibit a maximum Bouguer difference of 2.12 mGal in an overall distance of about 2 km. Keeping in view the ...
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    The behaviour of aluminium in waters of the Mandovi estuary, west coast of India 

    Upadhyay, S.; SenGupta, R. (Elsevier, 1995)
    The concentration of dissolved Al in both the freshwater (approx 0.08 - 0.23 mu M) and seawater (less than or equal to 0.07 mu M) endmembers of the Mandovi estuary is low, the former being always greater in magnitude than ...
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    AuthorParulekar, A.H. (8)Nigam, R. (7)Garg, A. (5)Ramana, M.V. (5)Sankaranarayanan, V.N. (5)Sawant, S.S. (5)Sonak, S. (5)Chakraborty, B. (4)Gajbhiye, S.N. (4)Khare, N. (4)... View MoreSubjectfouling organisms (7)geochemistry (6)aluminium (5)estuaries (5)ferromanganese nodules (5)growth (5)microorganisms (5)monsoons (5)sediments (5)zooplankton (5)... View MoreDate Issued
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