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    • Osmotic behaviour of shrimps and prawns in relation to their biology and culture 

      Panikkar, N.K. (1968)
      The prawns which are useful for cultural purposes belong mostly to the decapod families Penaeidae and Palaemonidae. Most penaeids are marine prawns which migrate to estuaries and brackish water in their young stages but ...
    • Propagation of sound in oceans 

      Advilkar, P.J. (MSc Dissertation, Wadia College, Pune, India - National Institute of Oceanography, Goa, India; 29pp, 2008)
      The present project work studies the characteristics of the sound speed profiles in the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal. Since the sound speed in the ocean depends on the temperature and salinity, the vertical profiles ...
    • Salt balance and mixing in the Bay of Bengal 

      Varkey, M.J. (1986)
      Basic fields of temperature salinity, density and currents in the Bay of Bengal are investigated using data archieved at the National Oceanographic Data Centre (NODC) Washington, D.C. and the Indian National Oceanographic ...
    • Spatial variability of the structure of the lower troposphere over north western Indian Ocean during 1983 summer monsoon 

      RameshKumar, M.R.; Sadhuram, Y.; Michael, G.S.; Rao, L.V.G. (1988)
      The spatial variability of the structure of the lower troposphere over the north western Indian Ocean during the period 12th July to 2nd September, 1983 has been studied using the upper air data collected during the first ...