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    • Distribution and seasonal abundance of carangid larvae in the Arabian sea and Bay of Bengal 

      Peter, K.J.; Balachandran, T. (Mangalore: Asian Fisheries Society, Indian Branch, 1989)
      Carangid larvae were recorded from 8.8% of the International Indian Ocean Expedition (IIOE) stations in the Arabian Sea and 13.2% in the Bay of Bengal. Their total contribution was 1.1% of the total larvae collected. The ...
    • Impact of aquaculture on coastal marine environment 

      Ansari, Z.A.; Abidi, S.A.H. (Muzaffarnagar: Society of Biosciences, 1994)
      Since aquaculture is intimately linked with aquatic environmental quality, entry of pollutants to coastal waters constitutes the greatest threat to marine environmental quality and, hence, to long term viability of coastal ...
    • Status and prospects of fish farming in Goa 

      Parulekar, A.H.; Verlecar, X.N. (1984)
      In Goa, India, aquaculture is being practised from time immemorial. The methods of fish culture used are traditional and involve composite culture of wild stocks. Despite the ignorance of modern methods of aquaculture, the ...