STUDY OF AMYLASE ACTIVITY IN MUDSKIPPER PERlOPHTHALMUS KOELREUTERI (PALLAS)


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Authors

  • K P Dhage Department of Zoology, Sophia College, Bombay 400 026
  • O M M J Mohamed Department of Zoology, Sophia College, Bombay 400 026

Abstract

The diversity in the feeding habits is reflected in the structural adaptations
in the alimentary tract. This is further elucidated by the morphological
and physiological adaptations. In physiological work, the study of the digestive
enzymes shows the correlation with the feeding h(lbits and anatomical features.
In the piscicultural practioes therefore, such a study of the digestive enzymes,
would be useful in understanding the adjustment of the feed of fishes

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Author Biographies

  • K P Dhage, Department of Zoology, Sophia College, Bombay 400 026
    Department of Zoology, Sophia College, Bombay 400 026
  • O M M J Mohamed, Department of Zoology, Sophia College, Bombay 400 026
    Department of Zoology, Sophia College, Bombay 400 026

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Vol. 24 No. 1 & 2 (1977)

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How to Cite

Dhage, K. P., & Mohamed, O. M. M. J. (2011). STUDY OF AMYLASE ACTIVITY IN MUDSKIPPER PERlOPHTHALMUS KOELREUTERI (PALLAS). Indian Journal of Fisheries, 24(1 & 2), 129-134. https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IJF/article/view/12139