Metapenaeus kutchensis George, George and Rao, 1963 is a commercially important penaeid prawn, endemic to the Gujarat coast of India (George et al., 1963). The dominant species reported from the commercial catches of the Gulf of Kutchch region till 1963 was Metapenaeus monoceros (Srivatsa, 1953; Lakumb, 1960 and Ramamurthy, 1963a). On a detailed scrutiny of the characteristics, it was found that although the species possesses certain characters of M. monoceros, it reveals several striking features that are not shared with other species. Since the characteristics of this species do not correspond with those of any other species described so far, the species was described as a new species of the genus Metapenaeus
The Green tiger prawn Penaeus semisulcatus De Haan, 1844 is the most dominant species supporting t...
Parapenaeopsis indica, a species new to science, is described based on material collected from Kaki...
WHILE examining the composition of the prawn landings in the various fishing centres of Bombay the ...
While examining a collection of prawns from the Gulf of Kutch, the authors found that some of the s...
The genus Metapenaeus is widely distributed in the Indo-Pacific. The species comprising the genus ap...
Whilst examining a collection of prawns from the Gulf of Kutch area, three specimens showed clear d...
The penaeid prawn Metapenaeus kutchensis is a new record from Bombay. The earlier description by Geo...
Detailed studies on a collection of penaeid prawns from Visakhapatnam coast showed that it contained...
Metapenaeopsis gallensis (Pearson) which was hitherto considered as a doubtful species appears to be...
Metapenaeus monoceros, (Fabricius 1798) the ‘brown shrimp’ is a commercially important prawn in th...
Not AvailableThe genus Metapenaeus is widely distributed in the Indo-Pacific. The species comprising...
The geographical distribution of Metapenaeus stebbingi is limited. It is known to occur in the Red S...
A new species of Metapenaeus Wood Mason and Alcock closely related to M. suluemis Racek and Dall, fr...
Species belonging to this genus are distributed throughout the Indo-Pacific region. In a recent ...
Family penaeidae includes majority of the commercial marine shrimps. There are also few species of c...
The Green tiger prawn Penaeus semisulcatus De Haan, 1844 is the most dominant species supporting t...
Parapenaeopsis indica, a species new to science, is described based on material collected from Kaki...
WHILE examining the composition of the prawn landings in the various fishing centres of Bombay the ...
While examining a collection of prawns from the Gulf of Kutch, the authors found that some of the s...
The genus Metapenaeus is widely distributed in the Indo-Pacific. The species comprising the genus ap...
Whilst examining a collection of prawns from the Gulf of Kutch area, three specimens showed clear d...
The penaeid prawn Metapenaeus kutchensis is a new record from Bombay. The earlier description by Geo...
Detailed studies on a collection of penaeid prawns from Visakhapatnam coast showed that it contained...
Metapenaeopsis gallensis (Pearson) which was hitherto considered as a doubtful species appears to be...
Metapenaeus monoceros, (Fabricius 1798) the ‘brown shrimp’ is a commercially important prawn in th...
Not AvailableThe genus Metapenaeus is widely distributed in the Indo-Pacific. The species comprising...
The geographical distribution of Metapenaeus stebbingi is limited. It is known to occur in the Red S...
A new species of Metapenaeus Wood Mason and Alcock closely related to M. suluemis Racek and Dall, fr...
Species belonging to this genus are distributed throughout the Indo-Pacific region. In a recent ...
Family penaeidae includes majority of the commercial marine shrimps. There are also few species of c...
The Green tiger prawn Penaeus semisulcatus De Haan, 1844 is the most dominant species supporting t...
Parapenaeopsis indica, a species new to science, is described based on material collected from Kaki...
WHILE examining the composition of the prawn landings in the various fishing centres of Bombay the ...