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Caloric values of the ingested food of the grey mullet Mugil cephalus Linnaeus
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Can bathymetry be a discriminatory factor for the distribution of benthic foraminiferal morpho-groups in modern marine sediments?
(ONGC, India, 2000)The foraminiferal content of one hundred eight modern marine sediment samples off Vengurla-Cochin sector (ranging in water depth from 30 to 1330 m). West Coast of India was studied. A total of two hundred four foraminiferal ... -
Can benthic foraminiferal morpho-groups be used as indicators of paleomonsoonal precipitation?
(Academic Press, 1992)A technique is proposed for the quick and easy assessment of paleomonsoonal precipitation through the study of morphological groups of foraminifera in a shallow water (20 m water depth) sediment core collected off Karwar, ... -
Can hydrocarbons in coastal sediments be related to terrestrial flux? A case study of Godavari river discharge (Bay of Bengal)
(Current Science Association, 2015)A sediment core aged ~250 years and deposition rate of ~2.4 mm yr<sup>-1</sup> raised from the coastal region receiving inputs from the Godavari river was examined for n-alkanes The carbon preference index (CPI) of shortchain ... -
Can the Drought/Flood Monsoon Conditions over the Indian subcontinent be forecasted using Artificial Neural Networks?
(CSIR, India, 2017)The Indian summer monsoon rainfall during the months June, July, August and September (JJAS) has been classified into seven climatic zones, according to standard precipitation index. Prediction of rainfall within the six ... -
Can the ecological status of three differentially impacted monsoonal tropical estuaries in NW India, be adequately assessed by a common estuarine benthic index?
(Elsevier B.V., 2020)Effective management measures for improving rapidly deteriorating estuaries around the world are hugely dependent on accurate evaluation of the ecological status, which is a challenge in itself considering the Estuarine ... -
Can the possibility of some linkage of monsoonal precipitation with solar variability be ignored? Indications from foraminiferal proxy records
(Indian Academy of Sciences, 2006)Foraminiferal studies on a shallow water sediment core off Karwar, central west coast of India have revealed significant changes in the monsoonal precipitation during the last around 720 years. The results hint towards ... -
Can undersea voltage measurements detect tsunamis?
(Terrapub, 2010)The movement of electrically conducting ocean water in the ambient geomagnetic field induces secondary electric and magnetic fields in the oceans. Ocean water transport is now routinely inferred from undersea cable voltage ... -
Can we predict the frequency of cyclones over Bay of Bengal during October-December?
(India Meteorological Department, 2016)Forecasting cyclone activity in Australian (Nicholls, 1984; 1992) and southern Pacific (Revell and Goulter, 1986) regions with SO (Southern Oscillation) and the influence of El-Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) on Bay of ... -
Candidates for the development of consortia capable of petroleum hydrocarbon degradation in marine environment
(Fostering International Coop. Res., UK, 1995)Bacteria and yeasts from different niches of the tropical Indian waters were screened for their hydrocarbon degrading potential using 1% w/v in artificial seawater over a period of 6 days. About 20% of the 75 bacterial and ... -
Canonical sound speed profile and related ray acoustic parameters in the Bay of Bengal
(Andhra University, 2005)Following Munk's canonical theory, canonical parameters (i.e., B the stratification scale and epsilon the perturbation coefficient) in adiabatic ocean are obtained using SOFAR channel parameters (i.e., C sound velocity at ... -
Canonical sound speed profile for the central Bay of Bengal
(Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore, 1989)Following Munk's canonical theory, an algorithm has been presented for computing sound channel parameters in the western and southern Bay of Bengal. The estimated canonical sound speed profile using these parameters has ... -
Capacity building in ocean bathymetry: The Nippon Foundation GEBCO Training Programme at the University of New Hampshire
(Penkala Bt., 2005)A successful Capacity Building project in hydrography is underway at the University of New Hampshire. Organised by the General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans and sponsored by the Nippon Foundation, the programme trains ... -
Captive breeding and rearing of the yellow seahorse, Hippocampus kuda (Bleeker, 1852) in support of the marine ornamental fish industry and conservation
(CSIR, India, 2017)H. kuda attained a maximum size of 138 mm (Ht) (mean 124.04�11.3 mm) and maximum weight of 7621 mg (mean 6904�1115.35 mg) during the culture period of six months. Overall, a survival rate of 76.28% was recorded during a ... -
Captive shrimp broodstock production: Relevance of eyestalk ablation and its regeneration in gonad maturation
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Carbohydrade metabolism in suspended and attached cells of marine fouling diatom, Navicula sp.
(New Delhi: Oxford and IBH, 1994)A marine fouling diatom, @iNavicula@@ sp. was cultured in the laboratory under 12-hour light : 12-hour dark conditions. Cells in suspension and attached to the flask walls were analyzed for chlorophyll a, cell organic ... -
Carbohydrate production by Amphora coffeaeformis, marine fouling diatom
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Carbohydrate sources of microfouling material developed on aluminium and stainless steel panels
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Carbohydrate-degrading bacteria closely associated with Tetraselmis indica: Influence on algal growth
(Inter-Research, 2012)The interactions between the algal species Tetraselmis indica and strains of bacteria are examined. Three bacterial strains were isolated and sequence analysis of the 16S rDNA indicated that the organisms belong to the ... -
Carbohydrates in size fractionated dissolved organic matter in a station of the Bay of Bengal
(NISCAIR, CSIR, 2007)Seawater samples were collected from 4 depths (2, 100, 500 and 1000 m) at one station in the Bay of Bengal. Very high molecular weight (VHMW) (greater than 30 kDa to 0.2 degrees m) and high molecular weight (HMW) (10 to ...