Skate fishery and some biological aspects of fivespecies of skates off Mumbai
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Abstract
Skate landings as bycatch of trawlers at Mumbai declined from 1204.4 t in 1989to 194.6 t in 2003, with an average annual landing of 334.8 t, at a catch rate of248 kg/hr. The fishing pressure has reached optimum level, which is evidencedby a decline in catch and catch rate of skate population. Rhynchobatus djiddensis(93.2%) was the most dominant species, which landed throughout the year.Infomations on the biology of five species Rhynchobatus djiddensis, Rhinaancylostoma, Rhinobatus granulatus, Rhinobatus obtusus and Rhinobatusannandalei are presented.Downloads
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Raje, S. G. (2011). Skate fishery and some biological aspects of fivespecies of skates off Mumbai. Indian Journal of Fisheries, 53(4), 431-439. https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IJF/article/view/7498