The average annual catch of sciaenids by small-mechanized units operated off Visakhapatnam was 465 t, which formed 5.76% of the total landings. Of the thirteen species of sciaenids landed, Johnius carutta and Nibea maculata dominated the fishery. The estimated asymptotic length (L∝) and growth constant (K-year) of J. carutta were 295 mm and 0.40, respectively. The size at first maturity was 154 mm and the spawning season was during March - May. The mortality rates Z, F and M were 3.02, 2.05 and 0.97 respectively. The exploitation rate of 0.68 indicated heavy exploitation of the species. The yield/ recruit curves showed that the exploitation rate could be brought down to E max (0.57) without affecting the...
Observations on some aspects of biology of Johnius dussumieri and J. carutta are made from trawler c...
Sciaenids form a commercially important group of fishes in the catches of both the powered and non-...
Age and growth, mortality and stock assessment of Johnieops vogleri (Bleeker) based on tha data co...
The annual fluctuations in the sciaenid fish landings from mechanised trawlers in Madras during 198...
The growth of /. carutta can be described by the von Bertalanffy growth formula, with parameter val...
Sciaenids form an important demersal finfish resource exploited off Malabar coast. They are caught ...
Growth and mortality in J. sina- based on the length frequency data collected during 1987-90 were c...
Sciaenids roughly contributes 8-10% of the total fish catch at Bombay. Various aspects of sciaenids ...
Nibea maculata forms about 7% of total sciaenids landed by trawlers at Kakinada. June, September and...
86-89von Bertalanffy's growth equation was used to describe growth of Johnius macrorhynus (Mohan). T...
Not AvailableThe average annual catch of sciaenids by small-mechanized units operated off Visak...
Sciaenids are one of the major component of the demersal trawl The total catch of this resource dur...
Length frequency data of six sciaenids (Johnius macrorhynus, J. vogleri, Otolithes cuvieri, J. sina,...
Objective of the study:- -To indicate maximum sustainable yield after evaluating the sciaenid fishe...
This paper presents the trend of Sciaenid fishery off Kakinada during the period 1990-99 with a brie...
Observations on some aspects of biology of Johnius dussumieri and J. carutta are made from trawler c...
Sciaenids form a commercially important group of fishes in the catches of both the powered and non-...
Age and growth, mortality and stock assessment of Johnieops vogleri (Bleeker) based on tha data co...
The annual fluctuations in the sciaenid fish landings from mechanised trawlers in Madras during 198...
The growth of /. carutta can be described by the von Bertalanffy growth formula, with parameter val...
Sciaenids form an important demersal finfish resource exploited off Malabar coast. They are caught ...
Growth and mortality in J. sina- based on the length frequency data collected during 1987-90 were c...
Sciaenids roughly contributes 8-10% of the total fish catch at Bombay. Various aspects of sciaenids ...
Nibea maculata forms about 7% of total sciaenids landed by trawlers at Kakinada. June, September and...
86-89von Bertalanffy's growth equation was used to describe growth of Johnius macrorhynus (Mohan). T...
Not AvailableThe average annual catch of sciaenids by small-mechanized units operated off Visak...
Sciaenids are one of the major component of the demersal trawl The total catch of this resource dur...
Length frequency data of six sciaenids (Johnius macrorhynus, J. vogleri, Otolithes cuvieri, J. sina,...
Objective of the study:- -To indicate maximum sustainable yield after evaluating the sciaenid fishe...
This paper presents the trend of Sciaenid fishery off Kakinada during the period 1990-99 with a brie...
Observations on some aspects of biology of Johnius dussumieri and J. carutta are made from trawler c...
Sciaenids form a commercially important group of fishes in the catches of both the powered and non-...
Age and growth, mortality and stock assessment of Johnieops vogleri (Bleeker) based on tha data co...