BIOLOGY AND POPULATION DYNAMICS OF THE GREY DOGSHARK, RHIZOPRIONODON (RHIZOPRIONODON) ACUTUS (RUPPELL), IN MADRAS WATERS


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Authors

  • B Krishna Moorthi Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Centre, Madras-600105.
  • I Jagadis Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Centre, Madras-600105.

Abstract

As in most fishing centres of the world, there is no organized fishery
for chondrichthyan fishes in Madras. Nevertheless, the selachians form a sizeable
incidental catch in gill nets, which are chiefly directed toward harvesting
fishes like the seer, wolf-herring and ribbonfishes. The bateoid fishes contribute
considerably to the trawl fisheries

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Author Biographies

  • B Krishna Moorthi, Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Centre, Madras-600105.
    Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Centre, Madras-600105.
  • I Jagadis, Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Centre, Madras-600105.
    Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Centre, Madras-600105.

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Vol. 33 No. 4 (1986)

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How to Cite

Moorthi, B. K., & Jagadis, I. (2011). BIOLOGY AND POPULATION DYNAMICS OF THE GREY DOGSHARK, RHIZOPRIONODON (RHIZOPRIONODON) ACUTUS (RUPPELL), IN MADRAS WATERS. Indian Journal of Fisheries, 33(4), 371-385. https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IJF/article/view/10928