Distinguishing characters of juveniles (10 to 27 mm body length) of three species of commercially important prawns, namely, Metapenaeus dobsoni, M. nionoceros and M. affinis are described. Colouration of body, distribution pattern of chromatophores on carapace and abdominal segments, and length of rostrum of each of the species are compared. A key for their identification is provided based on these characters
Detailed studies on a collection of penaeid prawns from Visakhapatnam coast showed that it contained...
Not AvailableThe present study identified useful characters in the discrimination of species of the ...
While revising the prawns of the Penaeus group Alcock (1905) created the species acclivirostris of g...
Whilst examining a collection of prawns from the Gulf of Kutch area, three specimens showed clear d...
While examining a collection of prawns from the Gulf of Kutch, the authors found that some of the s...
With the increased commercial importance of penaeid prawns, studies on the larval development of th...
A new species of Metapenaeus Wood Mason and Alcock closely related to M. suluemis Racek and Dall, fr...
Clear-cut differences between the juveniles of Penaeus indicus and Penaeus merguiensis are pointed ...
Chromatophore pattern on the tail fan has been found to be a reliable and easily observed criterion...
Metapenaeopsis gallensis (Pearson) which was hitherto considered as a doubtful species appears to be...
The commercial fisheries for penaeid prawns of the southwest coast of India are supported by severa...
WHILE examining the composition of the prawn landings in the various fishing centres of Bombay the ...
In an attempt to identify shrimps in post larvae stages in Khouzestan province waters, eight estuari...
The penaeid prawn Metapenaeus kutchensis is a new record from Bombay. The earlier description by Geo...
A collection of postlarvae belonging to the genus Penaeus that are closely resembling Penaeus indic...
Detailed studies on a collection of penaeid prawns from Visakhapatnam coast showed that it contained...
Not AvailableThe present study identified useful characters in the discrimination of species of the ...
While revising the prawns of the Penaeus group Alcock (1905) created the species acclivirostris of g...
Whilst examining a collection of prawns from the Gulf of Kutch area, three specimens showed clear d...
While examining a collection of prawns from the Gulf of Kutch, the authors found that some of the s...
With the increased commercial importance of penaeid prawns, studies on the larval development of th...
A new species of Metapenaeus Wood Mason and Alcock closely related to M. suluemis Racek and Dall, fr...
Clear-cut differences between the juveniles of Penaeus indicus and Penaeus merguiensis are pointed ...
Chromatophore pattern on the tail fan has been found to be a reliable and easily observed criterion...
Metapenaeopsis gallensis (Pearson) which was hitherto considered as a doubtful species appears to be...
The commercial fisheries for penaeid prawns of the southwest coast of India are supported by severa...
WHILE examining the composition of the prawn landings in the various fishing centres of Bombay the ...
In an attempt to identify shrimps in post larvae stages in Khouzestan province waters, eight estuari...
The penaeid prawn Metapenaeus kutchensis is a new record from Bombay. The earlier description by Geo...
A collection of postlarvae belonging to the genus Penaeus that are closely resembling Penaeus indic...
Detailed studies on a collection of penaeid prawns from Visakhapatnam coast showed that it contained...
Not AvailableThe present study identified useful characters in the discrimination of species of the ...
While revising the prawns of the Penaeus group Alcock (1905) created the species acclivirostris of g...