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Turbinella rapa

Known as: Turbinella pyrum var. acuta, Turbinella pyrum var. obtusa 
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2009
2009
Unusal landings of Xancus pyrum in trawlers at Sakthikulangara, Kollam
A unique catch of Xanus pyrum was observed on 13.06.2008 at Sakthikulangara during morning landings. The catch of X. pyrum was… 
Review
2009
Review
2009
17. CHANK FISHERY OF PORTONOVO COAST
  • 2009
  • Corpus ID: 54526672
Chank fishery of Portonovo relies mainly on catches from mechanised trawlers and to a limited extent catches from glllnets. A… 
2009
2009
19-COMMERCIAL FISH TRAWLING OVER PEARL AND CHANK BEDS IN THE GULF OF M A N N A R-A NEW DIMENSION TO PROBLEMS IN SHELL FISHERIES
Examination of the mechanised boat landings at Tuticorin during 1984-86 and 1985-86, of the sacred chank Xancus pyrum revealed… 
2005
2005
Ancient shell industry at Bet Dwarka Island
Almost every archaeological site in the Indian subcontinent has the remains of shells. It had been recognized as a major industry… 
2005
2005
A Late Harappan Port at Kindar Kheda on the Saurashtra coast
During onshore exploration along the Saurashtra coast a Protohistoric site at Kindar Kheda was visited and a large number of… 
2005
2005
Gastropod predation on the sacred chank,Xancus pyrum in the Gulf of Mannar
Gulf of Mannar, on the south-east coast of India, is rich in molluscan resources, chiefly the sacred chanks and pearl oysters… 
1994
1994
Processing Chank Meat (Xancus pyrum) into Pickles
Methods have been worked out for the production of pickles from Chank ( Xancus . pyrum ) meat. The pickle was subjected to… 
1981
1981
Strombus gigas (the Queen Conch) and Turbinella pyrum (the Indian Chank) : a selected bibliography
Review
1966
Review
1966
Underwater ecological observations in the Gulf of Mannar off Tuticorin-VI. On The Habitat, Movements and Breeding Habits of the Chank, Xancus pyrum (Linnaeus)
While carrying out the underwater survey of the sea bottom off the coast of Tuticorin the habitat and movements of chanks, their… 
1939
1939
A sinistral specimen of Busycon pyrum (Dillwyn)
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