In the present work, basic aspects of maturation and spawning, salient features of gametogenesis and associated biochemical changes occurring during these processes in an important cultivable fish, Sillago sihama belonging to the family Sillaginidae have been investigated The fishes belonging to the family Sillaginidae, commonly known as 'sand whitings' or 'sand borers', are distributed in the shallow estuarine and near coastal waters of Indo-West Pacific region. Few species are also known to ascend the freshwater regimes of the river. The sillaginids contribute to small but commercially important fisheries throughout the range of their distribution (Mckay, 1985)
In the sandwhiting Sillago sihama (Forskal) inhabiting the coastal and estuarine waters of Mangalore...
Present study consists age and growth of Sillago sihama. Total 1465 fish were collected from Zuari e...
68-73Present study consists age and growth of Sillago sihama. Total 1465 fish were collected from ...
From the point of view of rational exploitation and proper management of the fishery resources as we...
The Indian Sand Whiting, belonging to the family Percomorphoidea), is of some importance to the coa...
Indian sand whiting, Sillago sihama (Forskal) forms a dominant species in the estuarine fish catche...
An attempt was made to gather data on certain reproductive traits of the sand whiting, Sillago siham...
1. A study of maturity and spawnings ofSillago sihama based on the detailed examination of 500 speci...
In the Palk Bay and Gulf of Mannar 6 specles of the famdy Slllagirudae occurred Sillago ISillagmopod...
The availability of seeds of the Indian Sand Whiting (Sillago sihama) and the prospects of maricult...
The fry and flng^rlings of the Indian sand whiting, Sillago sihama (Forskal), which can serve as se...
This study was carried out to evaluate some biological reproductive aspects of Sillago sihama, a val...
Experimental culture of sandwhiting Sillago sihama has indicated that it is a good species with good...
Planktonic eggs of S. sihama have been identified from Mandapam in the south-east coast, based on s...
1899-1907The study found S. sihama to be an omnivore and having bottom feeding habit. Crustaceans fo...
In the sandwhiting Sillago sihama (Forskal) inhabiting the coastal and estuarine waters of Mangalore...
Present study consists age and growth of Sillago sihama. Total 1465 fish were collected from Zuari e...
68-73Present study consists age and growth of Sillago sihama. Total 1465 fish were collected from ...
From the point of view of rational exploitation and proper management of the fishery resources as we...
The Indian Sand Whiting, belonging to the family Percomorphoidea), is of some importance to the coa...
Indian sand whiting, Sillago sihama (Forskal) forms a dominant species in the estuarine fish catche...
An attempt was made to gather data on certain reproductive traits of the sand whiting, Sillago siham...
1. A study of maturity and spawnings ofSillago sihama based on the detailed examination of 500 speci...
In the Palk Bay and Gulf of Mannar 6 specles of the famdy Slllagirudae occurred Sillago ISillagmopod...
The availability of seeds of the Indian Sand Whiting (Sillago sihama) and the prospects of maricult...
The fry and flng^rlings of the Indian sand whiting, Sillago sihama (Forskal), which can serve as se...
This study was carried out to evaluate some biological reproductive aspects of Sillago sihama, a val...
Experimental culture of sandwhiting Sillago sihama has indicated that it is a good species with good...
Planktonic eggs of S. sihama have been identified from Mandapam in the south-east coast, based on s...
1899-1907The study found S. sihama to be an omnivore and having bottom feeding habit. Crustaceans fo...
In the sandwhiting Sillago sihama (Forskal) inhabiting the coastal and estuarine waters of Mangalore...
Present study consists age and growth of Sillago sihama. Total 1465 fish were collected from Zuari e...
68-73Present study consists age and growth of Sillago sihama. Total 1465 fish were collected from ...