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Bibliography onEstuarine Fisheries of India

1948-2000

Sukla DasAnjali De

Fatik Manna

Bull. No. 114 Jan,2003

CENTRAL INLAND FISHERIES RESEARCH INSTITUTE(Indian Council of Agricultural Research)

Barrackpore, Kolka~a 700 120

Bibliography of Estuarine Fisheries ofIndia 1948-2000

SuklaDas

AnjaliDeFatikManna

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Composed at: Library & Informatics SectionCIFRI, Barrackpore

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Foreword

Estuaries constitute a major fisheries resource of our country.The principal estuarine system in India pertain to the rivers Gangain West Bengal (Hooghly-Matlah estuarine system) ; the Mahanadiin Orissa; the Godavari and the Krishna in Andhra Pradesh, theCauvery in Tamil Ncidu and the Narmada and Tapti in Gujarat.The important brackishwater lakes of the country are the Chilka inOrissa, the Pulicat in Tamil Nadu and Vembanad with connectedbackwaters in Kerala. The east of Kolkata city is gifted with a vastlow lying natural estuarine Wetlands covering an area of about40,000 ha where pisciculture is being practised since long ..

In view of the immense importance of estuarine fisheries differentresearch organisations are devoted in the estuarine fisheriesresearch, resulting in the generation of huge volume of researchinformation. Compilation of literature on this vast subject is aherculean task and I strongly believe that the present compilationwork covering the literature on estuarine fisheries willbe very usefulfor the researchers, students, planners and policy makers who areengaged in estuarine fisheries research and trade.

V. V. SugunanDirector

Acknowledgement

The authors are indebted to Dr. V. V. Sugunan, Director, CIFRI forproviding necessary facilities and encouragement. The authors express theirgratitude to Dr. M. Sinha, former DirectQr for his kind encouragement andaccording necessary permission and also to Dr. A. K. Ghosh, Ex-ActingDirector and Officiating Head, Estuarine Division for his encouragement.

The authors are grateful to Dr. Amitabha Ghosh, Principal Scientist andMrs. G. K. Vinci, Principal Scientist for their guidance, help and the keeninterest they have shown for preparation of the manuscript. The kind helprendered by Dr. D. Nath,Principal Scientist, Acting Head, Estuarine Division,Shri H. C. Karmakar, Principal Scientist, Dr. Utpal Bhowmik, Principal Scientist,Dr. Manas Kumar Das, Principal Scientist is gratefully acknowledged. Shri T.Chatterjee, Technical Officer, Shri D. Saha and Shri A. K. Barui, Technicalstaff members and Shri Pradipta Sen, jr. clerk of Kolkata Research Centreprovided all sorts of help without which such a huge work would not havebeen completed and for that the authors are thankful to them.

SuklaDas

AnjaliDeFatikManna

About the Bibliography

The Bibliography on Estuarine Fisheries of India, 1948-2000 has beencomplied in three parts comprising references pertaining to 1948-1980,1981-1989 and 1990-2000 in one volume with Author and Serial indices.

The contents of this Bibliography refer to the work done by Indian Scientistsin the field of estuarine and brackishwater, backwater and coastal areafisheries and estuarine wetlands.

The references have been collected mainly from the huge stock ofCIFRI Central Library and the library of the Kolkata Research Centre ofthe Institute.

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Part I

Part II

Part III

Contents

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443 - 806

807 - 1129

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41 - 75

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Cumulative Indices:

Author Index

Serial Index

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147 - 172

Part-I (1948-1980)

Entries

1. Alagaraja, K., 1977. Studies on gill net selectivity. J Inland Fish. Soc. India, 9: 1-8.

2. Alagaraja, K. & A. G. Jhingran, '1976. Application of Von Bertalanffy's growth model toSetipinna phasa (Hamilton) when growth is aJlometric. Aquaculture, 9 (2) : 181-186.

3. Alikunhi, K. H., 1952. Post larval development and bionomics of the Orange chromide,Etmplus maculatus (Bloch). J. Zool Soc. India, 3 (2) : 315-322.

4. Alikunhi, K. H., 1958. Notes on a collection of stomatopad larvae from the Bay of Bengal,off the Mahanadi estuary. J. Zool. Soc. India, 10 (2) : 120-147.

5. Alikunhi, K. H. & S. N. Rao, 195 I. Notes on the metamorphosis of Elops saUrlts Linn.andMegalops cyprinoides (Broussonet) with observations on their growth. J. Zoo!.Soc. India, 3 (I) : 99-109.

6. Anon, 1962. A key for the identification of commercially important prawns of India. Misc.Contr., Cent. Inland Fish. Res. Illst., No. i, 11p.( Mimeo).

7. Anon, t 977. A revised note on the methodology for culture of Pellaeus monodon. Misc.Contr., Cent. Inland Fish. Res. Inst., No. 13, lOp. (Mimeo)].

8., Antony, A, 1980. Foramnifera of the' Vembanad estuary. Bull. Dept. Mar. Sci. Univ.,Cochin, 11(2) : 25-63.

9. Aziz, Abdul, 1980. Ecology of the retting grounds in the backwater systems of Kerala.VigyanaPoshini, 1(1) : 40-59.

10. Banerjee, A. C. & N. C. Roychoudhury, 1966. Observations on some physico-chemicalfeatures of the Chilka Lake. Indian J. Fish., 13 (I &2) : 395-429.

11. Banerjee, M. K. & R. D. Chakraborty, 1969. Drift gill-netting in lower Sunderbans, WestBengal. Indian J. Fish., 16 (I&2) : 75-81.

12. Banerjee, R. K. & G. N. Chattopadhyay, 1980. Methodology for soil and water analyses inbrackishwater culture system. Misc. Contr. Cent. Inland Fish. Res.lnst.,

Barrackpore, No. 15: 20p.(Mimeo).

13. Banerjee, S.C., N.C. Basu & B.B. Pakrasi, 1979. Oxygen requirement of Penaeus monodon(Bagda) fry. J. Inland Fish. Soc. India, 11 (2) : 123-124.

14. Banerjee, S. C. & R. K. Banerjee, 1975. Soil water behaviour in ponds in brackishwaterzone. J. Inland Fish. Soc. India, 7 : 239-341.

15. Basu, A. K., 1963. Will factory waste make ,Hooghly fishless.lndian Livestock, I (3): 20-21&52.

16. Basu, A. K., 1965. Observations on the probable effects of pollution on the primaryproductivity of the Hooghly and Matlah estuaries. Hydrobiologia, 25 (1-2) : 302316.

17. Basu, A. K., 1966. Studies on effluents from pulp paper mills and its role in bringing the

physico - chemical changes around several discharge points in the Hooghly river estuary,India. J. Instn. Engrs. India, 46 (10 & pt. PH3) : 107-116.

18. Basu, A. K. & B. B. Ghosh, 1970. Observations on diurnal variations in some selectedstretch of the Hooghly estuary (India). Schweiz Z Hydrol., 32 (I) : 271-283.

19. Basu, A. K., B. B. Ghosh & R. N. Pal, 1970. Comparison of the polluted Hooghlyestuary with the Matlah estuary, India. J. Wat. Poll. Contr. Fed., 42 (10) : 17711781.

20. Basu, N. C. & B. B. Pakrasi, 1976. On the occurrence of milk fish, Chanos chanos(Forskal) larvae in the Bakkhali region of lower Sunderbans. J. Inland Fish. Soc.India, 8: 97-104.

21. Basu. N. c., & B. B. Pakrashi, 1979. Brackishwater fish and prawn seed potentialities ofBakkhali area in lower Sunderbans, West Bengal. J. Inland Fish. Soc. India,II (I ) : 40-48.

22. Basil, P., 1979. New horizons in fisheries in coastal areas of Gujarat. Seafd. Export J.,11(1): 27-30.

23. Bhanot, K. K., 1971. Observations on the availability of brackishwater fish seed in the Matlahestuary around Port Canning. J. 111m: bioI. Ass. India, 13 (I&2) : 274-278.

24. Bhanot, K. K., 1973. Observations on the spawning of Hi!sa i/isha (Hamilton) in theHooghly estuary. J. Inland Fish. Soc. India, 5 : 50-54.

25. Bhanot, K. K., & V. GopaJakrishnan, 1972. Observations on the collection of fry of themullet Mugi! parsia Hamilton with standard spawn collection nets. J. Inland Fish.Soc. India, 4 : 205-206.

26. Bhanot, K. K. & D. K. De, 1979. Seed resources of brackishwater culturable finfish andshell fish of India. In Souvenir: In commemoration of the ICAR Golden Jubilee

Year, CIFRI, Barrackpore. Pt. II : 183-186.

27. Bhimachar, B. S., 1962. Information on prawns from Indian waters - synopsis ofbiological data. Proc. Indo-Pac(fic Fish. Coun., 10 (2) : 124-133.

28. Bhowmick, R. M., 1964. Studies on some aspects of Glossobins giuris (Hamilton) withnotes on its fishery in Hooghly estuary. Proc. Indo-Pac(fic Fish. Coun., ] 1(2) :99-] 15.

29. Biswas, J.c., 1954. Trends of hilsa prices in Calcutta markets. J. Asiatic Soc: Sci., 20 (1):29-31.

30. Bose, B.B., 1956. Observations on the hydrology of the Hooghly estuary. Indian J. Fish., 3(1) : 101-118.

31. Chacko, P. 1.,1954. Past, present and future of hilsa fisheries in Madras. J. Asiat. Soc. Sci.,20 ( I):55-58.

32. Chakraborty, R. D. & M. K. Banerjee, 1966. On the depth conditions in the Hooghlyestuary as recorded by echo-sounding. Proc. Nat.Acad. Sci. India (B), 36 (4) :401-416.

33. Chakraborty, R.D. & M.K. Banerjee, 1969. Otter trawling in the Hooghly estuary, WestBengal. Proc. Nat.Acad. Sci. India (B), 37 (4) : 389-400.

34. Chakraborty, R. K.. 1971. Migratory winter fishery and dry fish industry in Hooghly-Matlah estuary (West Bengal). J. Inland Fish. Soc. India, 3: 131-132.

35. Chakraborty. R. K. , M. Subrahmanyan & B. B. Pakrasi, 1977. A note on the collection andsegregation of prawn seed for selective stocking. J. Inland Fish. Soc. India, 9: 181183.

36. Chandra. Ravish, 1962. A preliminary account of the distribution and· abundance of fishlarvae in the Hooghly estuary. Indian J. Fish., (A), 9 (1) : 48-70.

37. Chandra, Ravish, 1966. On the occurance of Anchoviella bangalensis Hardenberg in theHooghly Matlah estuarine system. Sci. & Cult .• 32 (5) : 270-271.

38. Chatterjee, T. K., 1980. Record of Stigmatogobius haevenii (Bleeker) from the gangeticdelta, West Bengal with a key to the Indian species of Stigmatogobius (Pisces.Gobiidae). Bull. Zool. Surv. India, 2 (2-3) : 229-231.

39. Chaudhuri, H, R. M. Bhowmick, G. V..Kowtal, M. M. Bagchi, R. K. lana & S. D. Gupta,1977. Experiment in artificial propagation and larval development of Mugilcephalus Linnaeus in India. J. Inland Fish. Soc. India, 9 : 30-41.

40. Chaudhuri, N., 1951. Notes on the embryonic development of the transparent Goby,Gobiopterus chuno (Hamilton). Proc. Nat. Inst. Sci. India, Sec. B, 17 (4) :247-252.

41. Chonder, S. L., 1979. The osteology of Gadusia chapra (Pisces. Clupeidae). J. InlandFish. Soc. India, II (I) : 62-73.

42 Das, Haripada, 1978. Seasonal variations in the chemical composition and calorie content ofMugU ceplwlus Linnaeus from the Goa waters. Mahasagar, 11(3-4) :177-184.

43. Das, P. R., 1972. Some observations on the macro vegetation in and around bheris ofSunderbans, West Bengal. J. Inland Fish. Soc. India, 4 : 210-211.

44. Datta, N. C. & N. Sarangi, 1980. Preliminary studies on the macrozoo benthos in abrackishwater bheri at Taldi, West Bengal. J. Inland Fish. Soc. India, 12 (2): 8188.

45. Datta, P., K. Alagaraja, P. M. Mitra & G. C. Laha, 1972. Examination of the efficacies ofsome sampling procedures in the estimation of fish landings. J. Inland Fish. Soc.India, 4 :194-197.

46. Datta, P. et. al., 1973. Fishery resources of the Hooghly - Matlah estuarine system. BullCel/t. II/land Fish. Res. Inst., Barrackpore, No. 19, 24p. Mimeo.

47. David, A., 1952. New records of Himalayan fishes in the Damodar and Mahanadi riversystems. Sci. & Cult., 17 (12) : 528.

48. David, A., 1954. A preliminary survey of fish and fisheries of a five-mile stretch of theHooghly river near Barrackpore. Indian J. Fish., I (1-2) : 251-255.

49. David, A, 1959. Effects of Calcutta sewage upon the fisheries of the Kulti estuary and theconnected cultivable fisheries. J Asiat. Soc., New Ser., 1(4) : 339-363.

50. David, A., 1961. Notes on the embryonic and larval development of the "Goonch"Bagllrius bagarius (Hamilton). J. 2001. Soc. India, 13(2) : 194-205.

51. David, A.,1962. Brief taxonomic account of the Gangetic Pangasius pangasius (Hamilton)with a description of new subspecies form the Godavary. Proc.lndian Acad. Sci.(B), 56 (3) : 136-156.

52. David, A.,1963. Sexual dimorphism, fecundity and food of the estuarine bagrid Mystusgulio (Ham.). Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. II/dia, (B), 33 (3) : 385-410.

53. David, A., 1963. Studies on fish and fisheries of the Godavari and the Krishna riversystems - Part-I. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. India, (B), 33 (2) : 263-286.

54. David, A., 1963. Studies on fish and fisheries of the Godavari and the Krishna riversystems - Part-II. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. India, (B), 33 (2) : 287-293.

55. De, D. K., 1977. On the procurement and transportation of chapra Penaeus indicus(H. Milne Edwards) seed under oxygen packing. J. Inland Fish. Soc. India,9:189-190.

56. De, D. K., 1980. Maturity, fecundity and spawning of post - monsoon run of Hilsa ilisha(Hamilton) in the upper stretches of the Hooghly estuarine system. J. Inland Fish.Soc.lndia, 12 (1) : 54-63.

57. De, D, K. & P. Datta, 1974. A note on the analysis of size frequencies of Setipinna taty.(Valenciennes) of the lower Sunderbans region (Hoogly - Matlah estuary).Indian J. Fish., 21 (1) . 285-289.

58. De, D. K. & M. Subrahmanyam,1975. Transport of bagda Penaeus monodon Fabriciousseed under oxygen packing. Sci. & Cult., 41 (12) : 588-589.

59. De, D. K., R. K. Chakraborti & M. Subrahmanyam, 1978. Preliminary survey on theavailability of culturable brackish water prawn seed in the Haldia estuary aroundBalughata, West Bengal. J. Inlmu,l Fish. Soc. India, to: 142-143.

60. Dehadrai, Pad makar, v., 1971. Food resources from estuaries in Goa. Seafd. Expt. 1., 3 (8): 21-23.

61. Desai, V. R. & S. J. Karamchandani, 1967. On the larval development and spawningseason of two species of Barilius from Narbada river. J. zoot. Soc. India, 19(1& 2): 27-41.

62. De Souza, Ndzon A. & Joe D'Souza, 1979. Studies on estuarine yeasts V. Pectinase

activity. Mahasagar, 12 (4) : 263-267.

63. DeSouza, S. N. & S. W. A. Naqvi,1979. Metal concentrations in the grey mullet Mugilcephalus from Visakhapatnam. Mahasagar, 12 (4) : 259-26,2.

64. Devasundaram, M. P., 1951. Fishing methods for Chilka mullets. Indian Fmg., 12 (1-2) : 22-25.

65. Devasundaram, M. P., 1954. A report on the fisheries of the Chilka Lake from 1948 to1950.0rissa Govt. Pub., 34p.

66. Dhawan, Rajinder M., S. N. Dwivedi & G. V. Rajamanickam, 1976. Ecology of theblue crab Portllnlls pelagicus (Linnaeus) and its potential fishery in Zuariestuary. Indian J. Fish., 23 (1&2) : 57-71.

67. Dutta, N., J. C. Malhotra & B. B. Bose, 1954. Hydrology and seasonal fluctuations of theplankton in the Hooghly estuary. In Symposium on Marine andFreshwater Plankton in the Indo-Pacific, pp 35-47 ..

68. Dutta, S. N., 1973. The edible crabs of the deltaic West Bengal. Seafd. Export J., 5 (12):25- 28.

69. Dutta, S. N., 1973. On the gill nets of the Hooghly - Matlah estuarine system (WestBengal) with special reference to their specification and operation. J. Inland Fish.Soc. India, 5 : 29-36.

70. Dwivedi, S. N. & E. R. Menzes, 1974. A note on the morphology and ecology ofBrachiuru s orientalis (Bloch and Schn.) . in estuaries of Goa. Geobios, 4 :80-83.

71. Dwivedi, S. N., J. Somalingam, B. N. Tiwari & M. N. Murty, ]977. A note on theculture of Chemos chonos (Forskal) at brackish water fish farm, Kakinada.J. Indian Fish. Asso., 7 (1-2) : 57-63.

72. Ganapati, S.V. & K.H. Alikunhi, 1952. Experiments on the acclimatisation of saltwater fishseed form freshwater. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci., Sec. B, 35 (2) : 93-109.

73. Ghosh, A. N., 1979. Brackishwater fish farming techniques. Madras J. Fish., 8:225-229.

74. Ghosh, A. N., M. K. Mukhopadhyay & G. N. Chatterjee, ]975. Supplementary feeding as atool for enhanced production in mullet culture, Mugil parsia (Ham.).J. In/and Fish Soc. India, 7 : 209-2JI.

75. Ghosh, A. N., N. K. Das & H. S. Mazumder, 1972. Pilot observations on the culture ofprawns in brackish water ponds at Kakdwip, West Bengal. /n Proc. Sem. onMariculture and Mechanised Fishery, Madras, Nov. 28-29, 1972 : 86-88.

76. Ghosh, A. N., P. R. Das & L. K. Das. 1970. Experimental observations on the foodrequirement offry of Mugi/ parsia Hamilton.14th Session IPFC, Bangkok. Thailand.Nov. 18-27,1970, IPFC/C70/Sym 32.1'1 Coastal Aquaculture in the Indo-Pacf. Region.London, Fishing News (Books) Ltd., pp.429-437.

77. Ghosh, A. N; & T. D. Nagpal, 1968. On the winter breeding of Hilsa ilisha (Ham.) in theGanga river system. Proc. Indo-Pacific Fish Coun., 13 (2) : 132-142.

78. Ghosh, Apurba, 1973. Observations on the larvae and juveniles of the bhetki Latescalcarifer (Bl~ch)from the Hooghly - Matlah estuarine system. Indian J. Fish. (2)372-379.

79. Ghosh, B. B. & A.,K. Basu, 1968. Observations on estuarine pollution of the Hooghly bythe effluents from a chemical factory complex at Rishra, West Bengal, India.Environ. Hlth., 10 (3) : 204-218.

80. Ghosh, B. B., P. Ray, D. D. Halder & M. M. Bagchi, 1976. Some observations on thepollution of the Hooghly estuary in the vicinity of a rayon industry with a note onthe toxicity of the effluent. ACMRR/IABO Expert Consultation Bioassays with Aquatic

Organisms in relation to Pollution Problems, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, 16-19 November,1976. PI: ACMRR/BE/7, 18 October, 1976.

81. Ghosh, B. B., P. Ray, M. M. Bagchi, D. D. Halder & R. K. Banerjee, 1979. Biotic andabiotic conditions of the Hooghly estuary in the vicinity of a rubber industrial complex.In Proceedi'ngs of the Symp. on Environmental Biology, Muzaffarnagar 1978 (Tech.Pap.). eds.) S. R. Verma et. al., Muzaffarnagar, Academy of Environmental Biology.India: 139-156.

82. Ghosh, B. B., P. Ray & V. Gopalakrishnan,1973. Survey and characterisation of wastwaters discharged into the Hooghly estuary. J.lnland Fish.Soc.lndia, 5 : 83-10 I.

83. Ghosh, S. R., 1975. A study on the relative efficiency of organic manures and theeffect of salinity on its mineralisation in brackish water fish farm soil. Aquaculture,5 (4): 359-366.

84. Ghosh, S. R., 1975. Preliminary observation on the effect of cobalt on the survival andgrowth of Mugil parsia. Bamidgeh, 27 (4) : 110-11.

85. Gopalakrishnan, v., 1968. Collection of brackish -water fish seed from theHooghly estuary.lfl' Proceedings of the Seminar on Productioflof quality fish seed for fish culture,spon. by ICAR at the CIFRI, Barrackpore on Nov.I&2, 1968, pp 232-247.

86. GopalakrishnaJi; v., 1970. Taxonomy and biology of tropical finfish for coastal aquaculturein the Indoc:pacific Region. 14th Session IPFC, Bangkok, Thailattd. Nov. 18 - 27,1970,IPFC/C70/Sym 44. In'Coastal' Aquaculture in the Indo~Pacfic Region. Fishing News(Books) Ltd., London, pp. 120~149; "

87. Gopalakrishnan, v., 1971.The biology of the Hooghly-Matlah estuarine system (West Bengal,India) with special reference to its.'fisheries. J. maf: biol.Ass.lndia, 13 (1&2) :182-194.

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88. Gopalakrishnan,V., 1972. Recent trends of research in coastal aquaculture. Seafd. ExportJ.,4(1): 127-135.

89. Gopalakrishnan, v., 1972. Status of culture of brackish water and freshwater prawns inIndia. In Souvenir, Silver Jubilee of Indian Independence, Directorate of Fisheries,

: • 1 'f' ",'

Govt. of West Bengal, pp. 13-16.' , '

90. Gopalakrishnan, Y., 1972. The fisheries of open estuaries of India. In Souve~ir, Silver JubileeofCIFRI, Barrackpore, pp. 153-158. ','

91. Gopalakri~hnan, V., 1972. The potential for intensive cultivation of estuarine prawns in India.

In Proc.on Mariculture and Mechanised Fishing, Madras, Nov., 28 &29, '1972 : 27-30.

92. Gopalakrishnan, v., 1973. An assessment of the prawn fishery of the sea-ward reaches ofHooghly estuary. J. mar. bioi. Ass. India, 15 (1) : 406-410.

93. Gopalakrishnan, v., 1973. Fishery resources of the Hooghly-Matlah estuarine system and

its relation to fisheries the Bay ofB~ngal. In ~roc. Symp. on London, LivingResourcesof Seas around India,pp.373 -386.

94. Gopalakrishnan, v., 1973. The pollution problem in Indi(~.nestuaries. Seafd. Export 1., 5(I) : 83-86.

95. Gopalakrishnan, v., ]974. Trends of research in brackishwater prawn culture. Seafd.Export 1., 6 (1) : 105-1Q8.

96. Gopalakrishnan, V. & Apurba Ghosh, 1971. Observations on the abundance of i/isha(Hamilton) in the Hooghly estuary during 1971 monsoon season. J. Inland Fish Soc.India, 3 : 139-142.

97. Gopalakrishnan, V. & Apurl;la Ghosh, 1976. The mullet resources of the Hooghly-Matlahestuarine system in West Bengal, India,. a case study. Presented at the Symposium onthe Development and Utilisation of Inland Fishery Resources, Colombo, Sri Lanka,'27-29 October, 1976. Indo-Pacific Fisheries Council, 17th Session: IPFCI76Sym/12/July J976.

98. Gopalakrishnan, v., K. K. Bhanot, S. N. Dutta & S. B. Saha, 1975. Procurement of stockingmaterial for brackishwater fish culture from the Hooghly-Matlah estuarine system.J. Inland Fish. Soc. India, 7 : 216-224

99. Gopalakrishnan, V. & R. M. Rao, 1968. Observations on the distribution of juveniles ofbrackishwater prawns in the Hooghly-Matlah estuarine systems. In Proceedings ofthe Seminar on Production of quality fish seed for fish culture, spon. by ICAR at theCIFRI, Barrackpore on Nov. 1&2, 1968, pp 248-261.

100. Gopalakrishnan, V., P. Ray & B. B. Ghosh, 1973. Present status of pollution in the Hooghlyestuary with special reference to the adverse effects observed on the fishery resources.Proc. Symp. Environ. Poll., 1973: 1-8.

101. Gopalakrishnayya, Ch., 1963. On the use of otoliths in the determination of age and growthof the gangetic whiting Sillago panijus (Ham. Buch.) with notes on its fishery inHooghly estuary. Indian J. Fish (A), 10 (2) : 391-412.

102. Gopalakrishnayya, Ch., 1968. Age and growth of Harpodon nehareus (Ham.) and its fisheryin Hooghly estuarine system. J. zoot. Soc. India, 20 (1&2) : 129-147.

103. Gopalakrishnayya, Ch., 1972. Fisheries of brackish water lakes - Chilka, Pulicat & Vembanad.In Souvenir, Silver Jubilee of CIFRI, Barrackpore, pp. 159-164.

104. Gopalan, U. K., P. P. Meenakshikunjamma & K. S. Purushan, 1980. Fungal infection in thetiger prawn (Penaeus monodon) and in other crustaceans from the Cochin backwaters.

Mahasagar, 13(4) : 359-365.

]05. Gopinathan, K., ]978. On the abundance and distribution of the prawn post]arvae(penaeids)in Lake Pulicat, India. J. Inland Fish. Soc. India, 10 : 97-100.

106. Goswami, S. c., R. A. Selvakumar & Usha Goswami, ]979. Diet and tidal valuations in

zooplanktonic population in the Zuari Estuary, Goa. Mahasagar, 12 (4) : 247-258.

107. Govindan,V. S. & B. B. Sundaresan, ]979. Seasonal succession of algal flora in pollutedregion of Adyar river. Indian J. Environ. Hlth., 21 (2) : 131-142.

108. Gupta, M. V., 1966. Studies on the taxonomy, biology and fishery of ribbon fishes of theHooghly estuarine system. ]. Taxonomy of the ribbon fishes of the genus TrichiurusLinnaeus. Proc. Zool. Soc. Calcutta, 20 (I) : 1-24.

109. Gupta, M. v., 1966. Two new species of ribbon fishes of the genus Trichiurus Linnaeus(Pisces: Trichiuridee) from the Hooghly estuarine system. Proc. Zool. Soc. Calcutta,]9 (2) :.169-]71.

110. Gupta, M. v., 1967. Studies on the taxonomy, biology and fishery of ribbon fishes (Trichiuridae)of the Hooghly estuarine system. 2. Biology of Trichiurus savala euvier: Proc. Zool.Soc. Calcutta. 20 (2) : 153-170.

111. Gupta, M. V., 1968. Observations on the fecundity of Polynemus paradiseus Linn. fromthe Hooghly estuarine system. Proc. Nat. Inst. Sci. India (B), 34 (6) : 330-345.

I ]2. Gl.lpta,M. V., 1968. Studies on the taxonomy, biology and fishery of ribbon fishes (Trichiuridae)of the Hooghly estuarine system. 3. Biology of Trichiurus pantului Gupta .. Proc.001. Soc. Calcutta. 21(I) : 35-50.

113. Gupta, M. v., 1968. Studies on the taxonomy, biology and fishery of ribbon fishes (Trichiuridae)of the Hooghly estuarine system. 4. Fishery of Trichiurus savala cuvier andTrichiurus pantului Gupta .. Proc. Zool. Soc. Calcutta, 21 (2) : 137-147.

114. Gupta, M. v., 1969. Abnormalities in pelvic fins girdles of Eleutheronema tetradactylumShaw. Sci. & Cult., 35 (2) : 70-71.

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385. Sarkar, S.K., 1979. Further studies on seasonal and spatial variations of salinity in Chilkalake. J. Inland Fish. Soc. India, II (2) : 1-9.

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389. Sarojini, K. K., 1954. The food and feeding habits of the grey mullets, Mugil parsia Hamiltonand Mugil speigleri Bleeker. Indian 1. Fish., I (1-2) : 67-93.

390. Sarojini, K. K., 1957. Biology and fisheries of the grey mullets of Bengal. I. Biology of ugilparsia Hamilton with notes on its fishery in Bengal. Indian J Fish., 4 (1) : 160-207.

391. Sarojini, K. K., 1958. Biology and fisheries of the grey mullets of Bengal. II. Biology ofMugil cunnesius Valenciennes. Indian J. Fish., 5 (1) : 56-76.

392. Sarojini, K. K., 1958. On the collection, acc1imatisation and transport of mullet seed in WestBengal (India). J. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., 55 (1) : 42-53.

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396. Sen Gupta, S. K. & J. N. Patro, 1970. Fish landings and export at different centres in Chilka,during 1968-69. In The Chilka Lake. Directorate of Fisherie's, Cuttack, Govt. of Orissa,pp.42-66.

397. Seth, G. K. & T. R. Bhaskaran, 1950. Effect of industrial wastes disposal on the sanitarycondition of the Hooghly river in and around Calcutta. Indian J. Med. Res., 38 (4)341-356.

398. Shetty, H. P. c., 1963. A preliminary fishery survey of the Vembanad backwaters, Kerala.Surv. Rep. Cent. Inland Fish. Res. l1ut., Barrackpore, No.2, 24p. Mimeo.

399. Shetty, H. P. C.,1963. Exploiting the Mahanadi estuary. Indian Livestock, 1 (4) : 28-31.

400. Shetty, H. P. C., 1965. Observations on the fish and fisheries of the Vembanad backwaters,Kerala. Proc. nat. Acad. Sci. India, (B), 35 (I) : 115-130.

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403. Shetty, H. P. c., S. B. Saha & B. B. Ghosh, 1961. Observations on the distribution andfluctuations of plankton in the Hooghly - Matlah estuarine system, with notes on theirrelation to commercial fish landings. Indian J. Fish, 8 (2) : 326-365 .

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405. Silas, E. G. & Parameswaran P. Pillai, 1975. Dynamics of 300 plankton in a tropical estuary(Cochin backwater), with a review of the plankton fauna of the environment. 'Bull.Dept. Mar. Sci. Univ. Cochin, 7 (2) : 329-355.

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407. Srinivasan, M. & M. B. Raghunathan, 1978. Seasonal periodicity of zooplankton in Ennoreestuary, Madras during 1975 and 1976. Bull. Zool. Surv. India, 1 (2) : 161-166.

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409. Subrahmanyam, M., 1965. Lunar, diurnal periodicity in relation to the prawn abundance andmigration in the Godavari estuarine system. Fish. Tech/wI., 2 (I) : 26-42.

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414. Subrahmanyam, M., 1969. An ecological study of the prawn fauna in a tidal river of theGodavari estuary. J. zool. Soc. India, 21(1) : 75-82.

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416. Subrahmanyam, M., 1973. Fishery and biology of Metapenaeus mOlloeeros (Fabricius)from the Godavari Estuarine system. Indian J. Fish. 20 (1) : 95-107.

417. Subrahmanyam, M., 1975. New records of prawns from lake Pulicat with notes on theirdistribution. J. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., 72 (3) : 866-867.

418. Subrahmanyam, M., 1979. Maturation, breeding and culture of palaemonid prawns. In Souvenirin commemoration of the ICAR Golden Jubilee Year,CIFRI, Barrackpore, Pt. I : 116-1J 9.

419. Subrahmanyam, M., & K. J. Rao, 1968. Observations on the post larval prawns (Penaeid~)in the Pulicat lake with notes on their utilisation in capture and culture fisheries. Pme.Indo-Pacif. Fish. Coun, 13 (2): 113-127.

420. Subrahmanyam, M. & P.M. Mitra, 1975. A graphic method for weight and count (;onversionsin prawns. Invention Intelligence, 10 (6) : 231-232.

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422. Sudarsan, D. & P. J. Joseph, 1975. On the location of a potential prawn fishing ground off the.f .•., i

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423._, Sujan.~ingani, K. H., 1957. Growth of the Indian shad, Hilsp ilisha (Hamilton), in the tidal

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432. Thakur, N. K., 1975. Observations on the availability of brackishwater fish seed in the Kulti

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443. Achuthankutty, C. T., S. R., Sreekumaran Nair, V. P. Devassy & Vijayalakshmi R. Nair,1981. Plankton composition in two estuaries of the Konkan coast during pre-monsoonseason. Mahasagar, 14 (I) : 55-60.

444. Alikunhi, K. H., 1983. Brakishwater aquaculture development: technical, economic andpolicy issues. In Fisheries development in India: Some aspects of policy management(eds) U. K. Srivastava & M. I?harma Reddy. New Delhi, Concept Pub. Co., pp.381-396.

445. Anil, A. C., 1983 (Pub. in 1986). Prawn seed resources and its farming potentialities inSunkeri Back Waters (Kali estuary - Karwar). J. Indian Fish. Ass., 12&13 : 13-20.

446. Anon, 1983. Exploitation of calm shell deposits in the Kundapur estuary. Mar. Fish. Infor.Servo T. & E Series, No. 49 : 20-22.

447. Anon, 1983. Preliminary observations on fish· penculture in a lagoon at Mandapam. Mar.Fish. Infor. Servo T. & E. Series, No. 48 : 12-16.

448. Ansari, Z. A., C. L. Rodrignes, A. Chatterjee & A. H. Parulekar 1982. Distribution ofmeiobenthos at the mouth of some rivers of the east coast of India. Indian J. Mar.

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449. Antony, A. & C. V. Kurian, 1984. On some foraminifera from the estuarine environment.Proc. nat. A cad. Sci., India, 54 (Pt. IIIB) : 167-172.

450. Aravindaksham, M. & J. P. Karbhari, 1983. Kuruma shrimp from Bombay waters - anew resource. Mar. Fish. Infor. Servo T. & E. Ser., No. 47 : 9-12.

451. Bagchi, M. M. & B. B. Ghosh, 1986. Role of tidal influence on the degree of industrialpollution caused by sulphite pulp and papaer mill waste in the Hooghly estuary nearHazinagar. In Proceedings of the Symposium on Coast{ll Aquaculture, 4 : 1316--1329.

452. Bandyopadhyay, Biplab K. &- Naresh Ch. Dutta, 1986. Studies on the primary productivityof a brackish water ecosystem of Hooghly- Matlah estuarine complex, West Bengal.Poll. Res., 5(1): 7-11.

453. Banerjee, R. K. & B. B. Pakrasi, 1986. Physico-chemical nature and biomass production ofnewly constructed brackishwater impoundments (Nona Gheri) in the lower Sunderbans.

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454. Basu, N. C., 1986. An efficient gear for shrimp seed collection in Sunderbans. In Second

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455. Bhanot, K. K. 1981. Collection of brackishwaterfish and prawn seed. In Seminar on Fishery(Inland) as an Economic Programme for IRD, September 28-30, 1981, Barrackpore,lOp.

456. Bhasker, B. Ram & K. Srinivasa Rao, 1985. Some haematological parameters of TarponMegalops cyprinoides (Broussonett) from Visakhapatnam harbour. Matsya, 11 : 63-69 .. , .

457. Bhasker, B. Ram & K. Srinivasa Rao, 1989. Influence of environmental variables on

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458. Bhat, B. V. & T. R. C. Gupta, 1983. Zooplankton distribution in Nethravati-Gurupur estuary,Mangalore. Indian J. Mar. Sci., 12 (1) : 36-42.

459. Bhat, B. Vishnu & R. C. Gupta, 1984. Observations on the ingression and distribution oflarval prawns in the Nethravati-Gurupur Estuary, Mangalore. Fish. Technol., 21(2):80-85 ..

460. Bhat, U. G. & B. Neelakantan, 1985. Edible clam resources of Kali estuary, Karwar. Seafd.ExportJ., 17(12): 21-25.

461. Bhattacharya, S. K. & A. K. Medda, 1985. Effect of phenythydrazine hydrochloride on theplasma protein' content of lata fish (Channa punctatus). Sci. & Cult., 51 (I) 23-25.

462. Bhattacharya Shelley, 1985. Toxicity of carbofuran and phenthoate in Channa punctatusand Anabas testudineus. J. Environ. Bioi., 6(2) : 129-137.

463. Bhowmick, M. L., R. K. Chakraborty, Apurba Ghosh & P. K. Chakraborty, 1986. Brackishwater seed prospecting - present status arid future prospects. In Second'National PishSeed Congress, Fisheries Department, Govt. of Bengal & Ministry of Agriculture,Govt. of India, Calcutta. July 3-4, 1986 : 95-98.

464. Bhowmick, M. L., R. K. Chakraborty, S. K. Mondal & Apurba Ghosh, 1987. Effect ofmonsoon on the culture of tiger shrimp Penaeus monodon (Fabr.) J. Indian Soc.Coastal agric. Res., 5(1) : 287-291.

465. Bhowmick, M. L., R. K. Chakraborty & S. K. Mondal, 1988. Experiment of bi-phaseculture of Penaeus monodon (Fabr.) for enhancing growth rate. J. Indian Soc.Coasta Agric. Res. 6 (2) : 159-162.

466. Bhunia, A. B & A. Chaudhury, 1981. Studies on the seasonal abundance and biomass of

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467. Bhunia, A. B. & A. Choudhury, 1982. Primary production of the estuarine water aroundSagar Island, Sunderbans. Indian j. mar. Sci., 11(1) : 87-89.

468. Bose, A. N., ArunabhaMitra& S. N. Ghosh, 1986. Sedimentation problems in brackishwaterfish farms and engineering measures for its mitigation. J. Aqua. Trop., 1(1) : 55-66.

469. Bright Singh, I. Set. al., 1981. Finrot disease in £troplus suratensis. BuLL.Dept. Mar. Sci.Univ., Cochin, 12 (1&2): 147-154.

470. Carmel, C. L., P. N. K. Nambisan & R. Damodaran, 1983. Effect of copper on juvenilePenaeus indicus Milne Edwards. Indian J. Mar. Sci., 12 (2) : 128-30.

471. Chakrabarty, N. M., 1981. Fishery and culture possibilities of estuarine prawns in Sundarban,West Bengal. Seafd. Export J. 13 (5) : 17-23.

472. Chakrabarty, N. M., A. K. Roy & D. D. Halder, 1981. Studies on the effect of supplementaryfeed and fertilizer alone on the growth and survival of Liza parsia fry. J. InlandFish. Soc. India, 13(2) : 92-99.

473. Chakrabarty, N. M., A. K. Roy & A. Ghosh, 1984. An improved yield in biculture ofbrackish water fishes and prawn through multiple stocking and repeated harvesting. J.Indian Soc. Coastal agric Res. 2 (1) : 33-40.

474. Chakrabarty, N. M., A. K. Roy & D. D. Halder, 1985. Effect offeed alongwith fertilizers on

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475. Chakrabarty, N. M., A. K. Roy, D. D. Halder & R. K. Chakrabarti, 1987. Effect of rearingdensity on the growth and survival of the fish Liza parsia fry. Environ. & Ecol.,5 (1) : 60-64.

476. Chakrabarty, N. M., P. K. Chakraborti & Apurba Ghosh, 1987. Carnivorous fishes and theirculture possibilities in coastal areas. J. Indian Soc. Coastal Agric Res., 5 (1) : 307-311.

477. Chakraborti, P. K. & A. K. Bandopadhyay, 1987. A study on rice fish culture in coastal salinesoils. J. Indian Soc. Coastal agric Res., 5 (1) : 245-249.

478. Chakraborti, P. K. & G. N. Chattopadhyay, 1988. Impact of Farakka Barrage on the estuarineecology of the Hooghly-Matlah system. In Conservation and Management of InlandCapture Fisheries Resources of India, (eds.) A. G. Jhingran & V. V. Sugunan, InlandFish. Soc. of india, Barrackpore, India, pp. 189-196.

479. Chakraborti, P. K. & K. R. Naskar, 1988. Role of mangrove in estuarine fisheries evelopment.In Conservation and Management of Inland Capture Fisheries Resources of India,(eds.) A.G. Jhingran & V. V. Sugunan, Inland Fish. Soc.of india, Barrackpore, India,pp.229-233.

481. Chakraborti, R. K., D. K. De & M. Subramanyam, 1982. Observations on the availability ofBagda, Penaeus Inmiodon (Fabricius) and Chapra R Indicus (H. Milne Edwards)seed in the Hooghly estuary around Nurpur and Uluberia, West Bengal. Sci. & Cult.,48 (4): 142-143.

480. Chakraborti, R. K., 1986. Pelagic fishery resources off Lower Sunderbans, West Bengaland its exploitation by power boats. Seafd. Export J., 18(5) : 17-20.

482. Chakraborti, R. K., D. D. Halder, N. K. Das, S. K. Mondal & M. L. Bhowmick, 1986.Growth of Peneaus Inonodon (Fabr.) under different environmental conditions.Aquaculture, 51(3-4) : 189-194.

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483. Chakraborti, R. K., M. L. Bhowmick & D. D. Halder, 1986. Effect of change in salinity on thesurvival of Penaeus monodon (Fabr.) post larvae. Indian J. Fish. 33 (4) : 484-487.

484. Chakraborti, R. K., M. L. Bhowmick & Apurba Ghosh, 1987. On a new method for nurseryrearing of Penaeus monodon (Fabr.) at high stocking density. J. Indian Soc. Coastalagric. Res., 5(1) : 251-255.

485. Chandra Mohan,P. & P. M. Chetty, 1988. Polychaete larvae of Vasishta Godavari estuary,eastcoast ofIndia. J. Mm: Sci., 17( I) : 81-82.

486. Chandran, K. K., 1984. Productivity and conservation of prawns. Se{ifd. Export J., 16(3) :21":25.

487. Chandran, R., G. S. Thangaraj, V. Sivakumar, B. Srikrishnadhas & K. S. Rammoorthy, 1982.Ecology of macrobenthos in the Vellar estuuary. Indian. J. Mar. Sci., 11 (2): 122-127.

488. Chandrasekaran, M., P. Lakshmanaperumalsamy & D. Chandramoahn, 1985. Trimethylamineoxide reducing bacteria in Penaeus indicus stored at different temperatures. Curr.Sci., 54 (16) : 804-805.

489. Chatterji, A., B. S. Ingole & A. H. Parulekar, 1982. Effectiveness of formal-de-hyde inCaligas infection of laboratory reared Grey mullet MugU cephalus (L.). Indian J.Mar. Sci., II (4) : 344-346.

490. Chatterjee, A., J. M. Roy & A. H. Parulekar, 1984. Some aspects of biology of Bombayduck, Harpodon nehereus (Ham) inhabiting the coastal waters of Goa. Indian J.Mar. Sci., 13(3) : 121-122.

491. Chatterjee, J. G., Tapas Kumar Das & S. R. Das, 1989. Early summer breeding of untiusjavanicus (Blkr.) with hypophysation at 37(} to 40(} C in deltaic tract of Sunderbans. J.Indian Soc. Coastal agric. Res., 7(2) : 133-135.

492. Chatterjee, T. K., 1981. On a records of the rare fish Oxuderces dentalus (Pisces: Gobidae)from Jambu Island, West Bengal. Bull. Zool. Surv. India, 3(3) : 275-276.

493. Chattopadhyay, G. N., Apurba Ghosh & P.K. Saha, 1983. A note on the possibility of salinisationof soils under paddy-cum brackish water aquaculture in some coastal saline soils. J.Indian Soc. Coastal agric. Res., I( I) : 43-45.

494. Chattopadhyay, G. N., Apurba Ghosh, C. R. Biswas & P. K. Chakraborty 1988. Rice-fishculture in high rain-fed coastal saline soils. In Proc. First Indian Fisheries Forum, Dec.4 - 8, 1987, Mangalore, Karnataka, (ed.) M. Mohan Joseph, Asian Fisheries Soc.,Indian branch, Mangalore, pp.135-137.

495. Chattopadhyay, G. N., P. K. Chakraborty, C. R. Biswas & A. K. Bandopadhyay, 1984.Integrating brackishwater aquaculture with rice cultivation in coastal saline soils.Internat. Rice Res. Newsletter, 9(1) : 29-30.

496. Cherian Sosamona & George Philip, 1984. Purification and properties of glycogenphosphorylase from the estuarine fish, £troplus suratensis. Indian J Bioehem.Biophys., 21(3): 181-185.

497. Choudhary, P. S. & S. N. Dwivedi, 1983-84. Meristic and morphometric studies Laetariuslaetarius (Schneider) of Bombay coast. Matsya, 9& 10 : 33-37.

498. Choudhury Amalesh, Bhunia, Anil Baran & Soumen Nandi, 1984. Preliminary survey onmacrobenthos of Prentice Island, Sunderbans, West Bengal. Ree: Zool. SlIrv. India,81(3&4): 81-92.

499. Collette, Bruce B., 1981. Rediscovery of Hyporhamphus xanthepterus. A half beak endemicto Vembanad lake, Kerala, Southern India. Matsya, 7 : 29-40.

500. Daniel, A., 1981. Distribution pattern of barnacles (Crustacea cirripedia) in estuarine systems

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501. Das Gupta,S. P.,1984. Basin sub-basin inventory of water pollution: The Ganga Basin PartII. New Delhi, Central Board for the Prevention and Control of Water Pollution.ADSORBS/7 /1982-83, 204p.

502. Das, K. M., Apurba Ghosh & Amitabha Ghosh, 1987. Studies on the comparati ve activityof some digestive enzymes in fry and adult of a mullet Liza parsia (Ham). J. AquaTrop., 2(1) : 10-16.

503. Das, M. K., R. N. Pal & P. B. Das, 1987. Preliminary observations on the ecology of animalparasites in estuarine fishes of deltaic West Bengal. J. Indian. Soc. Coastal agrie.Res.,5(1) : 319-323.

504. Das, M. K.,R. N. Pal & A. K. Ghosh, 1988. The morphology and development of a newmyxozoan Ceratomyxa cynoglossi sp. N from the estuarine fish (Cyanoglossuslingua). J. Inland Fish. Soc. India, 20( I) : 63-69.

505. Das, P, J. G. Chatterjee, A. B. Mondal & D. P. Chakraborty, 1987. Prospects of carp culturein lower Sunderbans. J. Indian Soc. Coastal agric. Res.,5(2) : 453-459.

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833. Bhaumik, Utpal, 1998. Strategy of extension towards development offisheries in wetlands.Meenbarta : Special Issue of Wetland, pp.61-65.

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839. Bose, Tanushree, Tuhin Kumar Baguli, Ajay Kumar Ghosh & Kumud Ranjan Naskar, 1999.A review of shellfish and finfish species from the brackish water fisheries of theSunderbans and their impact on the mangrove ecology. In Sunderbans Mangal, byCalcutta Wild Life Society & National Fellow, ICAR, (eds.) D. N. Guha Bakshi, P.Sanyal & K. R. Naskar. Naya Prakash, Calcutta, 1999 : 538-547.

840. Buschari, S. S. & G. N. Nayak, 1996. Clay minerals identification of provenance of sedimentsof Mandovi estuary, Goa, West Coast ofIndia. Indian J. Mar. Sci., 25(4) : 341-345.

841. Central Inland Capture Fisheries Research Institute, 1991. A report of the Narmada ControlAuthority on sociological survey of the fishing families of the Narmada river.Barrackpore, CICFRI, 1991.171p. Submitted to the Narmada Control Authority, Indore.

842. Central Inland Capture Fisheries Research Institute, 1991. Studies on fish conservation inN armada Sagar, Sardar Sarovar and its downstream :.a desk review submitted to theNarmada Control Authority, Indore. Barrackpore, Central Inland Capture FisheriesResearch Institute, 1991, 85p.

843. Chakrabarti, P., Apurba Ratan Ghosh & Dipak Kumar Mondal, 1993. A scanning electronmicroscope examination of the mucosal epithelium of the alimentary canal ofNotopterus notopterus (Pallas). J. Inland Fish. Soc. India, 25(1) : 7-15.

844. Chakrabarty, P. K., 1998. Scope and prospects of fisheries in estuarine wetlands of WestBengal. Meenbarta ; Special Issue of Wetlands, pp.66-68.

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857. Chattopadhyay,A. K., J. G. Chatterjee, S. R. Das & D. Sanfui; 1990. Studies on the estuarineresources management through agroforestry. J. Inland Fish. Soc. India, 22( 1-2) :75-79.

858. Chattopadhyay, G. N., 1999. Chemistry of coastal wetlands of India with relation toaquaculture. In Sunderbans Mangal, by Calcutta Wildlife Society & National Fellow,ICAR, (eds.) D. N. Guha Bakshi, P. Sanyal & K. R. Naskar. Calcutta, Naya Prakash,1999: 218-232.

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860. Citrasu, T., G. Immanuel & M. P. Marin, 1999. Effect of feeding artemia enriched withstressful and cod liver oil on growth and stress resistance in the Indian white shrimpPenaeus indicus postlarvae. Asian Fish. Sci., 12(1) : 65-75.

861. Das, A. K. & N. C. Nandi, ]999. Fauna of the Indian Sundarbans Mangal and their role in theecosystem. In Sunderbans Mangal, by Calcutta Wildlife Society & National Fellow,ICAR, (eds.) D. N. Guha Bakshi, P. Sanyal & K. Naya Prakash, Calcutta, pp. 417-427.

862. Das, C. R., B. K. Pandey, Mamata Nag & Arunabha Das, 1999. Investigation on the fishseed resources in the deltaic Sunderbans and its implications. In Sunderbans Mangal,by Calcutta Wildlife Society & National Fellow, IC;AR, (eds.) D. N. Guha Bakshi, P.Sanyal & K. R. Naskar. Naya Prakash, Calcutta 1999, pp. 602-604.

863. Das, Gautam & Asok Kr. Bhattacharya, 1991. Sediment baffles by intertidal marsh andswamp vegetation: a study from the distributary channel banks of the Thakuran tidalriver, West Bengal. J. Indian Soc. Coastal agric. Res., 9(1&2) : ?99- 409.

864. Das, G. K. & K. K. Bhattacharya, 1994. A piecemeal mechanism of bank erosion followingsubsidence: a case study from the Thakuran river of deltaic Sunderban. J IndianSoc. Coastal agric. Res., 12(1&2) : 231-234.

865. Dash, Deepak R., S. L. Das, S. K. Patro & B. K. Sahu, 1999. Lead speculation IIIRushikulya surface waters~ east coast of India. Poll. Res., 18 (3) : 223-229.

866. Dash, Deepak R. et. al, 2000. Cadmium speciation in surface waters of Rushikulya estuary,east coast ofIndia. Ecol. Env. & Cons. 6(2) : 217-221.

867. Das, J, S. N. Das & R. K Sahoo, 1997. Semidiurnal variation of some physico -chemicalparameters in the Mahanadi estuary, east coast of India. Indian J. Mar. Sci., 26(3) :323-326.

868. Das, Mahadev Chandra & S. K Konar, 1998. Biodiversity of fishes in the river Mathabhanga- Churni in Nadia Dist., West Bengal. Environ. & Ecol.,16 (4) : 900-903.

869. Das, Manas Kumar, 1996. Myzozoan urceolariid ciliate parasites of wild and cultured Lizaparsia in deltaic West Bengal. J. Inland Fish Soc. India, 28(2) : 46-56.

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Abe, George

Abidi, S. A. H

Aboobaker, P. M.

Abraham Mathew

Abraham, T. Jawahar

Achuthankutty, C. T.

Adiseshai, K.

Alagarswami, K.

A1garaja, K.

Alikunhi, K. K.

AliS.Ahmad

Anil,A. C.

Anil Kumar, N. C.

Ansari, Z. A.

Antonay, A.

Appukuttan, K. K.

Aravindakshan, M.

Arekal, G. D.

Arunachalam, M.

Azariah, Jayapaul

Aziz,Abdul

Aziz, P. K. Abdul

AUTHOR INDEX

[ III]

308,309

813,] 114

1,2,45

3,,4,5,72,259,444

815,816,817,1026

6,7,446,447

448,688,689

523,654

523,654,818,837,990

Babu, D. E.

Babu, D. Raja

Babulal

Badoabba, H. S.

Bagchi, M. M.

Baguli, Tuhin Kumar

Balasubramanian, N. K.

Balasubramanian, T.

Balchand, A. N.,Bandyopadhay, A. K.

Bandyopadhay, Biplab K.

Bandyopadhay, G.

Banerjee, A. C.

Banerjee, B. K.

Banerjee, K. S.

Banerjee, M. K.

Banerjee, R. K.

Banerjee, Samir

Banerjee, S. C.

Bangaramma, Y.

Barua, S.

Basak, B.

Basavakumar, K. V.

Bose, B. B.

Bose, S. V.C.

Basu, A. K.

819,933

821,822

39,80,81,375,451,548,549,550,551,597,641,642,665,872,910,911,985,986,991,1098

608,654

823,1077,1078

477,495,825

12,14,81,140,260,453,512,682,826,827,944

13,14,682

30,67,298

15,16,17,18,19,79

[ 112]

Basu, N. C.

Basu, P.

Basu, S.

Basu, Subrata

Batch, S. M ..Anvar

Belsare, S. G.

Bhanot, K. K.

Bhaskaran, T. R.

Bhaskar, B. Ram

Bhat, U. G.

Bhatnagar, G. K.

Bhattacharjee, C. G.

Bhattacharya, Asok Kr.

Bhattacharya, B.

Bhattacharya, D. P.

Bhattacharya, K. K.

Bhattacharya, S. B.

Bhattacharya, Shelly

Bhattacharya, S. K.

Bhattathiri, P. M. A.

Bhatt, Mahadev

Bhatt, Ramchandra

Bhavanarayana, P. V.

Bhowmick, M. L.

Bhowmik, R. M

Bhowmik, Utpal

Bhimachar, B. S.

[ 113 ]

13,20,21,248,260,314,454,640

23,24,25,26,98,455

456,457

889,974

]062,1063

308,309

463,464,465,482,483,484,506,542,546,547,635,636,8321,909

506,833,834,835,836,1020

Bhuiyan, M. A. 1. ... 940

Bhunia, A. B.

... 466,467,498,692

Bijay Nandan, S.

·.. 837,990

Biswas, C. R.

... 494,495,825

Biswas, J. C.

... 29

Bose, A. N.

... 468<,'

Bose, Tanusree... 839

Bright Singh

·.. 469

Buschari, S. S.

... 840

C Camel, C. L.

·.. 470

Central Inland Fisheries Research Institute, Barrackpore ....841,842

Chacko, J.

... 1120,1121,1122

Chacko, P. 1.

·.. 31

Chakraborty, D. P.

Chakraborty, Nandita

Chakraborty, N. M.

...472,473,474,475,476,674,739,740,741

Chakrabarti, Padmanabha

... 920

Chakrabarti, P.

..,843

Chakarbarty, P. K.

·..463,476,477,478,479,494,495,542,

543,544,547,825,844,845,909,934Chakraborty, R. D.

... 11,32,33

. Chakraborty, R. K.

...34,35,59,463,464,465,475,480,481,

482,48,484,542,636,696,832,846Chakravarty, Sanchita

... 484.~Chakrabarty, S. K.

... 847

Chandge, M.S.

·.. 849,850

[ 114 ]

Chandra, Das Mahadev

Chandramohan, D.

Chandra, Mohan, P.

Chandra, P. Kishore

Chandra, Ravish

Chandrasekharan, M.

Chandra, Suresh

Chandran, K. K.

Chandran, M. R.

Chandra, R.

Chatterjee, A.

Chatterjee, A. K.

Chatterjee, Anil

Chatterjee, G. N.

Chatterjee" J. G.

Chatterjee, S. K.

Chatterjee, T. K.

Chattopadhyay, G. N.

Chattopadhyay, P.

Chavan, J, B.

Chetty, P. M.

Chezhian, A.

Chonder, S. L.

Chaudhuri, A.

Chaudhury, A.

Choudhury, Amalesh

Choudhury, A. R.

[ 115]

488,616

485,851,1074

852,1081

36,37,853,854

488,616

448,489,490, I068

491,505,507,857,1020

746,827,1061

38,492

12,478,493,494,495,543,544,545,673,825,857,858,909,914

965,967

926,943

510,511

466,467,553,554,751,752,753,754,847,958,974

498, I054, 1063, 1087

Chaudhuri, H. ... 39

. Chaudhuri, N.

... 40

Chaudhury, P. S.

... 497

Chaudhuri, S.

.., 51O,51I

Cherian, Sosamona

... 496

Citrasu, T.860

"oo •

Collette, Bruce B.oo •

D Damodaran, R.

oo •

Daniel,A.

oo •

Dan, S. S.

• oo

Das, A. K.

• oo86],913,1046

Das, Arunabha

Das, B. B.

oo •826,827

Das, B. K.

• oo

Das, C. R.

... 862

Das, Gautam

... 863

Das, G. K.

• oo

Das, Haripada

... 42

Das, J.

• oo

Das, K. M.

oo •502,538

Das, L. K.

·.. 76

Das, M.

oo •

Das, M. K.

oo •503,504,684,869,870,87 ]

. Das, N. K.

oo •75,482

Das, P.

oo •505,506,874

Das, P. B.

oo •

503,746

[ 116]

Das, p, K,

Das, P. R.

Das, R. K.

Das, R. N.

Das, S. K.

Das, S. L.

Das, S. N.

Das, Snehalata

Das, S. R.

Das, Tapas Kumar

Das, T. M.

Das Gupta, S. P.

Dash, Deepak R.

Datta, A.

Datta, Kamal Kumar

Datta MuIishi, J. S.

Dutta, N.

Dutta, N.C.

Datta, P.

Datta Roy,

Dutta, S. N.

Dutt, S.

David, A.

De, D. K.

Dehadrai, Padmakar, V.

Dehairs, F.

43,76,261

545,872

491,507,846,857

865,866

44,452,509,510,511 ;537,887,888,965,966,967, I019

45,461,57

68,69,98

47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54

26,55,56,57,58,59,327,481,513,514,515,516,517,550,629,877,878,879,880,881,882,883,884,885,886,887,888,889,

1004,10051006,1022,1076,1096,1097,

[ 117]

Desai, B. N. ...533;534,800

Desai, V. R.

... 61,187,890,891

D'souza, Joe

... 62,892

De souza, Ndzon A.

·.. 62

Desouza, Nelson

·.. 892

Desouza, S. N.

... 63

Devadas, P.

... 252

Devaraj, M.

... 532

Devassy, V. P.

·.. 443,518

Devasundaram, P.

... 232

Devasundaram, M P.

·.. 65

Devi, K: Rema

...893

Devi, S. Lalitha

... 519,520,521

Dharmaraj, K.

... 522,523,654

Dhawan, Rajinder M.

... 66,790

Dhevendra, K.

... 813

Diwan, A. D.

...524,666,894,895,1024,1025,1127

Doiphode, P. V.

...525

Dorothy, K. padma

... 896

Dwivedi, S. N .

...66,70,497,526,527,528,529,530,531

Dyavaiah, C. D .

... 897

FFemande:, Brenda

...898

.JFernandez, Irene

...532

Foote, A. Lee

... 879

[ 118]

Gajbhiye, S. N.Ganapathy, R.Ganapati, S. V.Geevarghese, C.George, K.George, K. C.George, M. D.~ Gerald, Camel

Ghosh, A.Ghosh, Ajoy KumarGhosh, AmitabhaGhosh, A. N.Ghosh, Apurba

Ghosh, Apurba Ratan

Ghosh, B.

Ghosh, B. B.

Ghosh, Dhrubajoyti

Ghosh, K. K.

Ghosh, L. K.

Ghosh, P. B.

Ghosh, P. K.

Ghosh, Pumima

Ghosh, Santanu

Ghosh, S. N.

[ 1]9]

533,534,603,661

535,605

556,557,652

666,9001015,1017,1018

149,473,554,638,884,<)77

504,537,684,839901,902,903,904,905,997

502516538,545,906,907,935,

73,74,75,76,77, 188,?39,54O

7896,97463,464,476,484,493,494,502,538,541,542,543,544,545,546,547,565,580,639,673,680,825,908,909

18,19,79,80,81,82,100,139,374,375,376,383,403,451,548,549,550,

551,641,642,872,910,911,985

::'34,235,299,302,401,597,912

553,554

506,555,663,696,959,1061

913,914

Ghosh, S. R.

Ghosh,T. K.

Gonda, Rajashree

Gopakumar, G

Gopalakrishnan, A.

Gopalakrishna, K. N.

Gopalakrishnana, V.

Gopalakrishnayya, Ch.

Gopa'Jan, V. K.

Gopal,C.

Gopinathan, C. K.

Gopinathan, K.

Gopinathan, V. G.

Goswami, S. C.

Goswami, Usha

Govindam, K.

Govindan, N.

Govindan, v. S.

Gowda,G

Gouda,R.

Gouda, Rajashree

Guha Bakshi, D. N.

. Guha, D.

Gunaga, Vishnu das

Gupta, AnilKumar

Gupta, B. P.

936,963

25,82,85,86,87,88,89,90,91,92,93,94,95,96,97,98,99,100,116,

146,147,148,149,355,367,377,383

101,102,103,361,559,1045

104,560

916,1048

105,305,335,357,808,

106,561,562690, 1013

603,534,,800

Gupta, I. D.

Gupta, M. V.

Gupta, R. A.

Gupta, S. D.

Gupta, S. K.

Gupta, T. R. C.

Hajra, Ansuman

Halder,D. D.

Hango, K.

Haniffa, M. A.

Harkantra, S. N.

Hari Krishna, K.

Harikrishnan, M.

Heyden, W. F. L. Vander

Hora, S. L.

Hossain, M. A.

IIbrahim, K. H.

Iftekar, M.

Immanuel, G.

Indulkar, S. T. .

Ingole, B. S.

Islam, M..N.

Jagtap, G.

Jalaudeen, R. Shaik

[121 ]

109,110;111,112,113,114,115,116

564,634922,923969,

39,602,

458,459,650

542,565

80,81,117,118,472,474,475,482,

483,566,567,595,696,739,756

.. 119

120,121

122,123

926,927

489,689

569,570

Jamer, D. B. ... 928

James, E. J.

oo •

James, P.S.B.R.

... 963

Jana, R. K.

oo •

Jayabal, R.

... 571

Jaykumar, P.

oo •

Jayaprakash

... 1069,1070

Jayaprakash, V.

... 124.577,929,1109

Jayaram, K. C.

oo •574,575,576

Jena, J. K.

• oo

Jena. S.

oo •

144.279

Jeyasaleen, M. J. Prince

oo •125,604,683

Jha, B. C.

oo •931,1097

Jhingran, A. G.

oo •

Jhing~an Arun G.

oo •126,578,580,581,932,933,934,935

Jhingran, V. G.

oo •127,128,129,130,131,132,133,134,135,136,

137,138,139,140,141,142,143,144,145,146,147,148,149,582Joel, D. Rajasingh

oo •

John, George

oo •936,1106

John, P. A.

• oo

Jones, S.

oo •

151,152,153,154,155,156,157,158,159,160,

161,162,163,164,165,166,167,168,268,269~, Josento, V.

oo •

Joseph, K. J.

...168,281,1099,1100,1103,1104

Joseph, K. O.

339,583,588,921,937,938,939,;

• oo

Joseph,~.Mohanoo •

Joseph, N. I.

... 572,573

[ 122]

Joseph, P. J.

Joseph, Shoji

Joshi, H. C.

Joshi, P. K.

Joshi, V. S ..

Joshua, K.

Kadir, P. M. A.

Kadir, P.M.A. Abdul

Kaikini, A. S.

Kalavati, C.

Kaliamurthy, K.

Kaliamurthy, K. V.

Kaliamurthy, M.

Kalyani,M.

Kamal, M.

Kamath, P. R.

Kanujia, D. R.

Kannuoanid, T

Karamchandrani, S. J.

Karanda, A. A.

Karbhari, J.P.

Kareni, K.

Karmakar, H. C.

Karunasagar, I

548,584,585,586,642709,826,1119,

583,938

712,788

245,896

319,338

171,172,173,174,175,176,177,178,

179,180,201,359,395,589,590,591,722

571,760

941,942

1080,1101,1102

61,181,182,183,184,185,186,187

188,594,595,614,628,630,637,642,644,645,

646,685,730,738,739,746,944,945,

976,977,978,979,1066,1098

[ 123]

Kasinathan, R. ... 623

Kasthuri, J.

·.. 947

Kathirvel, M.

... 189,596

Kathiria, a.p.

... 597

Katre, Shakuntala

... 718

Ketchum, B. H.

·.. 190

Khan, M. A.

·.. 948,

Khan, Mohammad, Zafar

·.. 598

Kha, S. Ajmal

·.. 599,600,1032

Khanna, Dev Raj

... 949

Khora, Samanta, S.

... 950

Khuda Buksh, A. R.

... 681,951

Konar, S. K.

... 868

Kondalara, B.

... 601

Kowtal, G.Y.

...39,191,192,193,194,195,196,197,602

Kripa, Y.

... 1123

Krisshna Kumari

... 789,790

Krishnamumari, L.

... 603

Krishna Kumar, K.

·.. 523

Krishnamoorthi, B.

·.. 198,199,200,201

Krishna Murthi, C. R.

...952

Krishnamurthy, K.

·.. 125,604,683,784,785

Krishnamoorthy, T. M.

... 442

Krishnamurthy, Y.

... 202,605

Krishnani, K.

... 939,921

Krishan, Nirupa

... 606IKrishnan, L.

... 959

Krishnan, Nair, K.

... 240

[ 124]

Krishnana, S . ...954

Krishnan, Smitha

• oo

Krogman, N. T.

...899

Kulkarni, C. V.

... 203,449

Kulkarni, G. K.

... 204

Kulkarni, K. M .

... 607,799

Kumarguru, A. K.

...205

Kumar, B. Jayant

...820

.0' Kumar, K. Krishna 608,654...

Kumar, M.• oo

Kumta, Archana

• oo

Kundu, Nitai

• oo

Kundu, S. K.

• oo

Kundu,Satyen Kumar

• oo

Kunju,M.M .

...206

Kurup,B.Madhusoodana

oo •

207,609,610,6 I 1,612,925,959,960

Kurup, P. G.

oo •

Kuruppasamy, P. K.

oo •

Kusuma, M. S.

oo •

Kuttyamma, V. J.

oo •

208,209,613,915

Kutty, C. T. Achuthan

oo •

Kutty, M. N.

oo •

633,787

L Laha, G. C.

oo •

45210,234,537,614,685,746,747,979,1061

Laha, U. K.

• oo

~Lahiri, P. 958• oo

Lakshmanan, M. A.

• oo

Lakshmanan, P. T.

• oo

[ 125]

Lakshmanaperumalsamy, P. ... 488,616776

Lakshmi, B. B.

... 824

Lakshmipathy, V.

... 1033

Lal, Kuldeep Kumar

... 961,962,963

Lingaraja, T.

... 212

Madhu, K.

... 964

Madhupratap, M.

... 214,394,727,1043

Madhu, Rema

... 964

Mahapatra, B. K.

... 965,966,967

Mahapatra, P.

... 215

Maheswardu,G.

... 617,709

Maheswarudu, G.

... 968

Maity, B. R.

... 512

Maity,H.

·.. 618

Maity, N. C.

... ???

Malhotra, J. C.

... 67,216,393,619

Mamen, T. A.

... 620

Mandafia, A. V.

·.. 806

Manickam, P.

... 217

Manikandavelu, D.

... 970

Manikoth, Sreedharan

·.. 218

Manna, A. K.

... 622

Manna, Sanjib Kumar

... 971

·Manoj, Kapila

.-972,973·..

Marin, M. P.... 860

Maruthamuthu, S.623..,·..

Mathew, C V.·.. 219

Mathew, K. J.

... 624

[ 126]

Mathew, Thresiamma

Mathews, V. S.

Matkar, Vasandi M.

Matondkar, G. P.

Mazumder, B.

Mazumder, H. S.

Mazumder, N. N.

Majumder, Pulak

Majumder, S. K.

Mathew, Abraham

Mathew, K. J.

Mathur, P. K.

Mathur, S. K.

Mazumder, S. K.

Medda, A. K.

Meenakshikunjamma, P. P.

Mendhe, Kavita

Menon, A. G. K.

Menon, K. Koumudi

Menon, M. A. S.

Menon, M. Krishna

Menon, P. M. G.

Mehzes, F. R.

Mishra, K. N.

Mishra, S. S.

Mishra,A.

Misra, S. M.

Mitra, A.

Mitra, Abhijit

Mitra, Arunabha

[ 127]

809,810,811

222,223,224

159,160,161,162,163,228

954,1082

834,889,974

468,627,692

Mitra, B.

Mitra,E.

Mitra, G. N.

Mitra, Krishna

Mitra, P. M.

Mitra, Shampa

Mohamed, M. Syed

Mohammad Sunil Kumar

Mohamed, M. Peer

Mohammad, T. A. M. Habib

Mohan. C. V.

Mohanty, A. N.

Mohapatra, B. C.

Mohapatra, P.

NIohindra, Vindhya

Maitra, A.

Mondal, A. B.

Mondal, A. K. .

Mondal, B. K.

Mondal, Dipak Kumar

Mondal, L. N.

Mondal, N. C.

Mondal, Rathindranath

• Mondal, S. K.

Motwani, M. P.

Mukherjee, A. B.

Mukhopadhyay, M. K.

[ 128]

230,231,232,233

986,1119

45,210,234,235,420,628,629,630,631,

637,836,945,969,976,977,978,

979,980,1066,1098.

632,633,634,900

941,942

981,982

621,983

631,978,979,1022

999,1000

464,465,482,506,555,565,614,635,

636,637,945,969,979,980

185,186

237,238,638,639,640

74,239,549,641,642,643,644,645,646,

750,872,910,984,985,986,1065,1098,1119

Muniyandi, K.

.Muralidhar, K.

MurIi, Monohar B.

Murthy, K. V. Ramana

Murthy, M. N.

Muruganandam, M.

Muthiah, C..Muthu,M. S.

Nagarajaiah, C. s.

Nagaraj, M.

Nag, Mamata

Nagpal, T. D.

Nandi, Soumen

Natarajan, A. V.

Natarajan, R.

Nayak, G. N.

Naik, Rekha

Naik, Sugandhini

Naik, U1ha, G.

Nair, J.R.

Nair, Kesavan A. K.

Nair, K. K. C.

Nair, N. Balakrishnan

Nair, S. A.

Nayar, Sasi

Nair, Sreekumaran

Nair, T. Rajsekhran

Nair, Vijayalakshmi

[ 129]

921,939

648,814

246,247,248,249,250

330,599,600710

241,522,577,625,654,655,656,657,658,659

Nair, V; R. ... 603,660,661,1044

Nair, Vijaylakshmi R.

... 242,443,533,577,727,800

Nalini, C.

... 189,243

Nambisan, P. N. K.

...470

Namboodiri, P. N.

... 244

Nammalwar,P ..

...662

Nanda, D. K.

... 663

Nandy, A. C.

...664,665,745,746,826,991,1061

Nandi, N.C.

... 861,1125

Naqvi, W. A.

·.. 663

Narasinhamurti, C. C.

... 245

Naryan, Asha

... 666

Narvekar, P. V.

...667

Naskar, Kumudranjan

...479,544,668,669,670,671,672,673,

674,675,746,83,909,918,992,993,994,995,996,997,998,999,1000Naseer, A. K. V.

· .. 1001

Natarajan, A. V.

· ..134,135,136,137,138,676,677 ,678,679,680

Natarajan, P.

... 251,252

Natarajan, R.

...253

Nath, Ashim Kumar

... 1002

Nath, D .

...1003,1004,1005,1006,1007,1008,1076

Nayak, Lakshman

·..1009

Nazir, Ahmed

...254

Nee1akanthan, B.

... 460,649,651,701,1055"

Neelkantan, D .

...424

Noble A.

... 981

.;0 Otta, S. K.

... 946

[ ]30]

Padhi, B. K.

Padhi, Radharani

Padma, S.

Padmavathi, D.

Padmavathi, G.

Pakrasi, B. B.

Palaniappan, R.

Pal, B. C.

Pal, R. N.

Pal, S.

Panc,hayuthapani, D.

Pandey, A. K.

Pandey, Ajoy K.

Pandey, B. K.

Pandey, Sanjeeva

Pandit, P. K.

Panigrahi, A. K.

Panigrahi, R. C.

Panikkar, N. K.

Pant, A.

Pantulu, V. R.

Panwar, R. S.

Paramsivan, M.

Parulekar, A. H.

Patel, M. M.

Pathak, V.

Pati, S.

Patnaik, S.

[ 131 ]

13,20,21,35,140,256,257,258,259,260,261,453,682,764,794,

604,683,785,813

19,210,262,263,503,504,684,685

900,1015,1016,1017, I018

961,1014

506,773,827,944,1019,1020

558,1029

164,165,166,265,266,267,268,269,270

448,489,490,568,687,688,689,1052956

145,249,250,271,272,273,274,275,276,277,278,279,280,314

Patro, J. C.

Patro, J. N.

Patra, K. C.

Patm, S. K.

Patro, Sunil Kumar

Pattanaik, P. K.

Paul, A. R.

Palinose, V. T.

Paul, S.

Peer Mohamed, M.

Perikali, P.

PerumaI. P.

Perumal, R.

Philip, George

Pillai, Bindu

Pill ai, C. Thankappan

Pill ai, Kanukrishna V.

Pillai, K. C.

Pillai, K. V.

Pillai, Parmeswaran P.

Pillai, S. M.

Pillay S. R.

Pillay, T. V. R.

Pisolkar, M. D.

Ponniah, A. G.-,

Prabhu, N. M.

Prabhu, Venkatesh

Prabhu, Bijayendra

Pragatheswaran, Venugo- palan

[ 132 J

627,692

1014,1015,1016,1017,1018,1105

1024,1025

694,695

696, 1026,I041

282,283,284,285,286,287,302

288,289,290,291,292,293,294,295,296,297,298,299,300,301,302

182,183,184,187,1027

936,962

1028,1029

Pramanik, S. K.

Prasadam, R. D.

Prasad, G.

Prasad, P. R. K.

Premswarup, T. V.

Punia, Peyush

Purushan, K. S.

Purushothaman, A.

Quasim, S. z.

Radhakrishha, C. K.

Radhakrishnan, S.

Ragunathan, M. B.

Ragothaman, G.

Rajagopal, M. D.

Rajagopal, S.

Rajaiah, V.

Rajamanickam, G. V.

Rajan, A.

Rajan, P. R.

Rajan, S.

Rajathy, S.

Rajeja, S. K.

Rajendra, K. V.

Raje, P. C.

Raj, P. J.

Raj, R. Paul.

[ 133]

303,304,305,953

104,560

306,307,308

699,1120,1121,1122

310,311,336583,

407,576

700,728,972,973

312,313,314

1035,1036

1037,1038

927,1039,1092

849,850,1084,

Raju, D. V. S. N.

Raju, M. B,haskara

Raju, T. S. Rama

Rajyalakshmi, K.

Rajyalakshmi, T.

Rakesh, Kumar

Rama Chandran

Rama, Devi

Ramaiah, Neekum

Ramaiah, Neelam

Ramaiyan, N.

Ramiyan, V.

Ramakrishnaiah, M.

Rarnakrishna, K. V.

Ramamoorthi

Ramamoorthi, K.,

Ramanathan, N.

Ramana, Y. V.

Raman, Y. V.

Raman, K.

Ramasamy, P.

Ramaseshaiah, M.

Ramaswamy, S. N.

Ram, Jugal

Rammoorthy, K. S.

Ram, R. N.

Ram, Raj Narayan

Rangarajan, K.

[ 134 ]

317,318,319,320,321,322,323,324,325,

326,327,328,329,617,696,702,703,704,

705,706,707,708,709,730,741,1040,1041

222,223

331 ,332,1045,1046

311,336,337,722959

11,331,335,336,337,338,339,

.340,583,712,722,781,788

Rangaraju, K.

Rangaswamy, C. P.

Rao, A. V. P.

Rao, Balaparamesware

Rao, B. V. Seshagiri

Rao, C. A. Najeswara

Rao, D. G.

Rao, D. Manikyala

Rao, D. Mohana

Rao, D. R.

Rao, D. S. K.

Rao, G. R.

Rao, G. Rammohana

Rao, G. R. M.

Rao, G. Syda

Rao, K. J.

Rao, K. Janardhan

Rao, K. Janardhana

Rao, K. V.

Rao, K. V. Rama

Rao, K. V. Ramana

Rao, K. Satyanarayana

Rao, K. Srinivasa

Rao, Kaza V. Rama

Rao, K. V. Ramana

Rao, L. RRao, L. M.

Rao, M. Babu

Rao, N. G. S.

Rao, P. L. N.

[ 135]

342,343,344,345,346,347,348,916,1048,

179,200,349,350,351,352,353,354,355,1049

386,755

179,357,358,359,n2

311,336,338,788,

358;360,361

286,287

456,457,720

732,733,734

8241051

Rao, P. Sasi Bhusana

Rao, R. G.

Rao, R. M.

Rao, S.

Rao, S. N.

Rao, Sudhakaran G.

Rao, T. Ankamma

Rao, T.Appa

Rao, T. S. S.

Rao, V. N. R.

Rao, V. Ranga

Rao, V. V.

Rao, V. Visweswara

Rastam; E. J.

Rathinraj, G.

Rattan, Parveen

Ravichandran P.

Ravindranathan, V.

Ravisankar, T.

Ray, P.

Ray, Santanu

Reddy, B. S.

Reddy, C. R.

Reddy, D,M.

Reddy, M. P. M.

. Reddy, M. Srinivasulu

Reddy, P. Sitarami

Reddy, S. R.

Reddy, S. Ravichandra

Reddy, T. R.

[ 136]

99,365,366,367,421,724

727,791,792

730,1u41

80,81,82,149,374,375,376,377 ,731,100 1,1053

651,1055

617,706,707,709

427,697

732; 733, 734, 735, 736,1056

Reddy, Y. Ramachandra

Reddy, Y Ranga

Rodrigues, C. L.

Rokade, M. A.

Rosa, H.

Routray, P.

Routray, M. D.

Roy, A. K.

Roy, H. K.

Roy, J. C.

Roy, J. M.

Roy, P. R.

Roy Ravindranath

Roy, S. K.

Royan, Joseph P.

Roy Choudhury, Mukut

Roy, Choudhury, N. C.

Ruby, R. Sheela

Sabins, M. M.

Saha, Anup Kumar

Saha, B. K.

Saha, D.

Saha, G. N.

Saha, K. C.

Saha, K. D.

Saha, Keya

Saha, P. K.

[ 137]

378,472,473,474,475,567,595,

631,696,738,739,740,741

,789,791,792

744,965,966,967

745,746,747,795,1060,1061

Saha, S. B. 0"

98,383403,404,551,749

Saha, Shyamalendu Bikash

... 1062,1063

Saha, S. K.

... 834,835,836

Sahoo, A. K.

... 748

Sahoo, N.

... 380

Sahoo, R. K.

... 867

Sahu,A.

... 761

Sahu, B. K.

·.. 865

Sahul, Hameed A. S.

·.. 1064

Saigal, B. N .

...513,628,631,643,750,977,1065,1066

Sai, G. R.

... 1074

Sailaja,M.

... 1056

Saimbisan, P. N. K.

... 614

Sakthive1, M.

... 1067

Saldhana, Christine M.

... 1068

Sambasivam, S. P.

... ~/85

Sambhu,C.

... 929,1069,1070

Sampath Kumar, P.

... 1023

Samson, E.

... 217

Samuel, C. T.

... 207,384,609,611,612,699

Samuel, M. John

·.. 1101,1102

Sanfui, D.

... 507,555,636,857

Sanjeevaraj, P. J.

... 150,797

. Santigo, T. C.

... 1038

Santra, S. C.

'"618,675,

Sanyal, P.

... 918"

Sanziri, Sujata

... ???

Sarada, P. T.

... IOn

[ 138]

Sarangi, N.

Sarkar, N. D.

Sarkar, S. K.

Sarma, A. 1. N.

Sarma, A. L. N.

Sarma, D. V. Rama

Sarojini, K. K.

Sasmal, K. K.

Sastry, A.

Sathpathy, S.

Sathyanarayanappa, S. N.

Sathyaneshan, A. G.

Sathyanarayana, D

Sawkar, K.

Saxena, Pankaj

Saxena, R. K.

Sebastian, M. J.

Sekhar, V.

Selvakumar, R. A.

Selvanathan, M.

Selvaraj, V.

Selvi, D.

Sengupta, A.

Sengupta, R.

Sengupta, S. K.

Sen, H. A.

Sen, P. R.

Sen, Susmita

[ 139]

280,385,751,752,753,754

386,755,1021

1110,1111

300,387,388,389,390,391,392,393

714,735

372,960

106,394

756,827

757,775

515,517,1076

Sen, T. K. ... 622

Sentilnathan, S.

... 1077,1078

Seralthan, P.

·.. 758

Seshavathram, V.

... 759

Seth, G. K.

... 397

Shah, K. L.

·.. 247,248

Shankar, K. M.

·.. 1128

Shanmugam, A.

... 1079,10800Shanthi, B.

·.. 760

Sharma, S. V.

·.. 719

Shaw, B. P.

... 761

Shekhar,M. S.

·.. 108],1082

Shetty, H. P. C.

·..398,399,400,40] ,402,403,404,429

Shrigur, G. A.

... 926,]083

Shrivastava, N. P.

... 1007,1046

Shukla, A. C.

... 1085

Shukla, Arvind N.

... 1086

Shynamma, C. S.

... 6]5

Silas, E. G.

... 405,762

Singh, Anil K.

·.. 1086

Singh, Bhrigunath

... 1087

Singh, B. N.

... 751,752,753,754

Singh, D. N.

... 1046

Singh, Hardial

... 763,764,1088

Singh, 1.S. Bright

... 616

Singh, Ku]dip

1089y~

...Singh, N. K.

... 765

Singh, O. N.

... 766

[ 140]

Singh, P.

Singh, R.

Singh, S. B.

Singh, S. K.

Singh, S. N.

Singh, S. P.

Singh, V. D.

Singh, V. V.

Sinha, M.

Sinha, P. S. R. Kumar

Sinha, V. R. P.

Siraimeetan, Pon

Sivdasan, K. K.

Sivakami, S.

Sivakumar, V.

Sivani, G

Sivdas, P.

Sobhana, P.

Somalingam, J.

Somasekhar, R. K.

Soundrapandian, P.

Sousa, S. N.D.

Sreekrishna, Y.

Sreekumari, K. R.

Sreekumar, R.

Sreelatha, S. L.

Sreenath, K. P.

[ 141 ]

59],767

591,767

270,1091

768,769,770,771,772,773,884, 885,886,977, ]008, ]093,1094,1095,

1096,1097,1098

1099,1100

1101,1102

1103,1104

Sreenivasan, A. • oo

Sreemurthy, K. B.

... 531

Srikrishnadhas, B.

... 487

Srinivasagam, S.

... 217,340,779,780,781,788

Srinivasan, S.

... 407

Srinivasan, R.

oo •777,778

Srivastava, J. P.

... 937,938

Subbaiah, G. V.

... 1031

Subrahmanyan, M.

• oo35,58,59,408,409,410,411,412,413,;;

414,415,416,417,418,419,420,421Subramahnya, M. N. V.

... 786

Subramanian, P.

'" 782,783,784,785

Sudarsan, D.

• oo

Sudesh, P. S.... 1106

Sugunan, V. V.

... 1124

Sujan Singani, K. H.

... 155,156,157,158,423

Sukarshan, R.

• oo

Sukumaran, K. K.

• oo

Sukumaran, N.

... 425,787

Sukumaran, P. K.

... 1046

Sukumara, M. R. V.

... 715

Sultana, Munawar

• oo712,788

Sumitra- Vijayaraghavan L

... 789,790,791,792

Sundararaj, V.

• oo426,1114

Sundersan, B. B.

... 107

. Sunil Kumar, R.

.1108oo •

Sunitha, M. S.oo •

Sunitha, Rao G.

oo •1110,1111

Surendranath, P.

• oo

Suresh, K.... 427

[ 142]

Surexh, V. R.

Swamy, D. N.

Syed, F. H.

Ta1war, P. K.

Thakur, N. K.

Thakurta, S. C.

Thammappa, S. S.

Thangaraj, M.

Thangaraj, G. S.

Thangavelu, R.

Thirumavukkarsu, A. R.

Thirumi1u, P.

Tiwari, B. N.

Tiwary, S.

Tyagi, R. K.

Uma, A.

Unitwale, A. G.

Unnithan, V. K.

Upadhyay, S.

Usha, T.

Valankar, N. K.

Vareethiah, K.

Verghese, T. J.

[ 143]

916,1048

428,429

430,431,432

261,301,685,746,747,794,795,1061

796,1113

516,935,

1115,1116,1117

434,435,436

Verlencer, X. N.

Vershney, P. K.

VankhodJ, C;. N.

Vass, K. .6...

Vass, K. K.

Veena, K. B.

Velayudhan, T. S.

Vengayie, Doyil T.

Venkataramani, V. K.

Venkataraman, K.

Venkataramanujam, K.

Venkatesan, V.

Venkateswaralu, B.

Venkateswaralu, .

Venugopalan, V. K.

Venu, P.

Verghese, P. U.

Verghese, P. V.

Vidya, P. S.

Viswalakshmi, G. S.

Visyan, K. K.

Vijayaraghavan, G.

Vijayaraghavan, M. R.

Vishnu, Bhat B.

Viswakumar, M.

Viswanathan, R.

Viswanath, T. S.

[ 144]

529,603,800

913,914986,1118,1119

1120,112],1] 22

1124,1125,1126

576,80]

205,212333,439,441,726

730,803,440,239

694,695

Wellershaus, S.

... 309

Wilsanand, V.

... 1073

Y Yusuf, Z. A.

... 1129

Z Zafar, A. R.

... 805

Zingde, M. D.

... 667,743806

[ 145]

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Aquaculture 5(4),19759(2),197651(3&4),198671(1-2),198883(1-3), ]989184,2000

2482565457

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9(4), ]99710(2),1997]2(1), ]99913(3),2000

27(4), ]97538(1), 1986

BOBPIWP/35

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(Dr.) B. S. Chauhan Commemoration Volume, 1975.

(The) Chilka Lake Directorate of Fisheries,, Cuttack, Orissa, 1970.

Central Board for the prevention and control ofwater pollution. ADSORB/71l982-83. 1984

Bull. Dept. Mar. Sci. Univ., Cochin.7(1), 19757(2), 19757(4),197511(2),198012(1&2),1981

40213418746747631757977

c1022 827878,971,992870,879,901,993

131,168,281

368,4053368469,613,616223

38492,717 500575

501396762

1(3), 19782(2-3), 19803(3), 19814(2),19814(3), 1981

No. 23,1985

Bull. Cent. Inland Fish Res. Inst., Barrackpore.No. 1, 1963No.5, 1963No.8, 1966No. 10,1965No. 19, 1973No. 46, 1986No. 49, 1987No. 55,1988No. 67, 1997No. 76, 1997No. 80,1998No. 83,1998No. 87,1998

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