Fish community structure and water chemistry of two tropical rivers of West Bengal, an eastern province of India, were studied for two annual cycles (January 2003–December 2004). Water quality and fish community structure reflected a higher degree of pollution in the Churni river than in the Jalangi river. We observed that 63.6% of fish species had disappeared from the polluted Churni river in 20 yr. For protection of fish biodiversity and enhancement of fish production, a rational management program should be implemented in Churni river
The ever increasing population and consequent developmental activities in the country have increa...
Local environmental and anthropogenic variables play a key role in determining the species distribut...
Not AvailableBackground. Rivers in India harbouring a rich diversity of fish are at present subjecte...
In India, freshwater aquatic resources are suffering from increasing human population, urbanization ...
A prolific study was conducted to find out the impact of pollution on the socio-economic status of t...
Analysis of long-term data provides a valuable approach to determining the extent of biodiversity de...
Environmental and anthropogenic factors are known to drive fish community structure in aquatic syste...
Musi River is a large riverwith its drainage area covers three provinces, South Sumatera, Lampung, a...
The fish assemblage and diversity in relation to water quality of three coastal rivers Sita, Swarna ...
The Eastern Himalaya Biodiversity Hotspot contains exceptional freshwater biodiversity and ecosystem...
Habitat characterization, water quality assessment and freshwater fish diversity investigation of Gh...
Geo-morphology, ecology and fish production of the 92 rivers of Rajshahi division have been presente...
Present surveysynthesized information on fish biodiversity in theperennial freshwater body of Ramnag...
Today unwise anthropogenic activity has disturbed the natural ecosystem globally. Civilization on it...
Abstract- Throughout the last century, riverine ecosystems have suffered from intense human interven...
The ever increasing population and consequent developmental activities in the country have increa...
Local environmental and anthropogenic variables play a key role in determining the species distribut...
Not AvailableBackground. Rivers in India harbouring a rich diversity of fish are at present subjecte...
In India, freshwater aquatic resources are suffering from increasing human population, urbanization ...
A prolific study was conducted to find out the impact of pollution on the socio-economic status of t...
Analysis of long-term data provides a valuable approach to determining the extent of biodiversity de...
Environmental and anthropogenic factors are known to drive fish community structure in aquatic syste...
Musi River is a large riverwith its drainage area covers three provinces, South Sumatera, Lampung, a...
The fish assemblage and diversity in relation to water quality of three coastal rivers Sita, Swarna ...
The Eastern Himalaya Biodiversity Hotspot contains exceptional freshwater biodiversity and ecosystem...
Habitat characterization, water quality assessment and freshwater fish diversity investigation of Gh...
Geo-morphology, ecology and fish production of the 92 rivers of Rajshahi division have been presente...
Present surveysynthesized information on fish biodiversity in theperennial freshwater body of Ramnag...
Today unwise anthropogenic activity has disturbed the natural ecosystem globally. Civilization on it...
Abstract- Throughout the last century, riverine ecosystems have suffered from intense human interven...
The ever increasing population and consequent developmental activities in the country have increa...
Local environmental and anthropogenic variables play a key role in determining the species distribut...
Not AvailableBackground. Rivers in India harbouring a rich diversity of fish are at present subjecte...