S. N. Harkantra

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Benthic production and assessment of demersal fishery resources of the Indian Seas
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Environmental physiology of raft-grown mussels in Goa, India
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Aquaculture of green mussel Mytilus viridis L.: Cultivation on ropes from floating rafts
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Various constraints and advantages of mussels culture have been indicated and the potential of mussel farming in Goa has been compared with that of the other regions of the world where mussel culture is being practised.
Macrobenthos of the shelf off north eastern Bay of Bengal
An extensive survey .(76,363 km2) of shelf benthos along the north east coast of India revealed that the macrobenthic production is rich and is comparable with that of the west coast. The biomass and…
Studies on Sublittoral Macrobenthic Fauna of the Inner Swansea Bay
Sublittoral benthic macrofauna ofInner Swansea Bay, a shallow industrialized embayment on the north side ofthe Bristol Channel, England, is mainly composed of Polychaeta (43.9%), Mollusca (31.9%),…
Changes in the soft-bottom macrobenthic diversity and community structure from the ports of Mumbai, India
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Soft-bottom macrobenthic diversity and community structure were assessed at Mumbai and Jawaharlal Nehru ports during three different periods between 2001 and 2002 and showed lower values of polychaete diversity index in all the seasons compared to earlier studies.
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Benthos of the shelf region along the west coast of India
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Benthos of the Bay of Bengal: A preliminary account
Quantitative distribution of benthos in the depth range 20-1700 m from the Bay of Bengal has been studied. Biomass and population density of benthos in the Bay of Bengal were not very different from…
Mumbai harbour, India: gateway for introduction of marine organisms
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The study shows that 14 polychaete species are recently introduced to this area, showing preference for embayed water bodies in the vicinity of ports of Mumbai.
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Abyssal benthos of the central Indian Ocean
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