LENGTH-FREQUENCY STUDIES ON CATFISH TACHYSURUS THALASSINUS AT WALTAIR DURING 1964-1970


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Authors

  • P Mojumder Waltair Research Centre of CMFR Institute, Visakhapatnam

Abstract

The catfish fishery is a very important fishery along the east coast of India three species, viz., Tachysurus thalassinus, T. tenuispinis and T. coelatus,
contributing to more than 20% of the demersru catches by the trawlers (Sekharan
et 'al. 1968).

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Author Biography

  • P Mojumder, Waltair Research Centre of CMFR Institute, Visakhapatnam
    Waltair Research Centre of CMFR Institute, Visakhapatnam

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Vol. 24 No. 1 & 2 (1977)

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Mojumder, P. (2011). LENGTH-FREQUENCY STUDIES ON CATFISH TACHYSURUS THALASSINUS AT WALTAIR DURING 1964-1970. Indian Journal of Fisheries, 24(1 & 2), 90-95. https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IJF/article/view/12132