DRS at CSIR-National Institute of Oceanography: Recent submissions
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Structure of the sedimentary cover: The S22 cruise seismic reflection studies
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Geomagnetic field: Magnetic investigations in the S22 cruise
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Summary and conclusions
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Shell ontogeny in radiolarians
(International Association of Radiolarian Paleontologists, 1998)The ontogeny of the shells in modern and ancient radiolarian species, Acrosphaera cyrtodon were observed by scanning and transmission electron microscopy. The shells of A. cyrtodon were obtained from core samples collected ... -
Structure of the sedimentary cover: The S22 cruise 30 L airgun source seismic reflection studies
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Sea floor geomorphology: Discussion
(Geological Society of India, Bangalore, India, 1998) -
Evidence of binary division in mature central capsules of a collosphaerid colonial radiolarian: Implications for shell ontogenetic patterns in modern and fossil species
(Coquina Press, 1998)Evidence is presented from fossil shells and living species of the colonial radiolarian Acrosphaera that maturer central capsules with shells can produce daughter central capsules and shells by binary fission. These data ... -
Integrated interpretation of geophysical and geological data: Tectonic implications. Tectonic pattern of the intraplate deformation area
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Seamounts an additional tool to confirm the nature of the crust and to locate possible mineral resources for dredging
(Taylor and Francis, 1998)Study of bathymetric data for the distal Bengal Fan reveals the presence of positive topographic features resembling seamount. These features exhibit a relief of about 800 m above the surrounding seafloor at 4,400 m and ... -
Review of previous geophysical and geological studies
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The Indian Ocean lithosphere
(Geological Society of India, Bangalore, India, 1998) -
Structural characteristics of marine sedimentary humic acids by CP/MAS sup(13)C NMR spectroscopy
(Ifremer/ CNRS/ IRD/ Editions scientifiques et medicales Elsevier SAS. Tous droits reserves, 1998)Humic acids from sediments of different depositional environments have been studied by solid-state sup(13)C NMR and the results compared with the traditional wet chemical analysis. Results obtained are well in agreement ... -
Species composition, abundance and distribution of hydromedusae from Dharamtar estuarine system, adjoining Bombay Harbour
(Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, New Delhi, 1999)Species composition, abundance and distribution of hydromedusae from Dharamtar estuarine system, adjoining Bombay Harbour, Maharashtra, India were investigated during 1984-1985. Twenty six species belonging to 19 genera ... -
New record of the sympatric distribution of two Asian species of the horseshoe crab
(Current Science Association, Bangalore, India, 1999)The co-existence of two species of horseshoe crabs Tachypleus gigas and Carcinoscorpius rotundicauda along the Orissa and West Bengal Coast, India is reported. The study revealed that the two species were sympatric. The ... -
Zooplankton community of Bhayandar and Thane salt pans around Bombay
(Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, New Delhi, 1999)The zooplankton community of the salt pans of Bhayandar and Thane was studied based on the contribution of microzooplankton and meso-macrozooplankton. Population of microzooplankton was about 4 times more in Bhayandar as ... -
Marine fungi: A critique
(American Society for Microbiology, 1999)Obligate marine fungi, those which grow and sporulate exclusively under marine conditions, have received all the attention from marine mycologists. Fungi originating from freshwater, or terrestrial environment and capable ... -
Understanding marine microbes - Trends and future diections
(Indian National Science Academy, New Delhi (India), 1999)Microbes which form an integral part of any ecosystem including the marine ecosystem are represented by groups such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, diatoms, algae, protozoa etc. These being fundamental blocks of an ecosystem ... -
Distribution of hydromedusae from the exclusive economic zone of the west and east coasts of India
(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. ... -
Socioeconomic significance of mangroves for coastal people of India: A changing scenario
(Int. Soc. for Mangrove Ecosystems, Okinawa, Japan, 1999)The importance of mangrove ecosystems with particular reference to the coastal population of India has been realised recently. Natural calamities like cyclones, floods, famine, siltation and erosion are directly related ...