Add to ORKGThe Sacred Chank or ‘Indian conch’, Turbinella pyrum Linnaeus, is a large, thick-shelled gastropod abundant in the shallow waters of Palk Bay and the Gulf of Mannar, between India and Sri Lanka. T. pyrum is commercially exploited from the Gulf of Mannar, Palk Bay and Chenna
Many commercially Important gastropods are landed as by-catch of shrimp trawlers at Sakthlkulangara...
The important chank beds are located in the Gulf of Kutch and Trivandrum in the west coast and in Pa...
Gastropods used both for decorative and edible purposes are a valuable resource along the east and w...
The sacred chank, Xancus pynim is a gregarious, large gastropod and its habitat forms distinct cha...
The Sacred Chank. Xancus pyrum was caught in bottom trawl net operated by the Research Vessel CADAL...
The fishery and population dynamics of the sacred chank, Turbinella pyrum exploited by bottom-set gi...
Fishery of chanks along the Ramanathapuram coast is formed by two varieties viz. Xancus pyrum var ...
A tagged chank, Xancus pyrum var. acuta was recovered in the Gulf of Mannar off Chinnapalam, six yea...
Andhra Pradesh, with 974 km of coastline and continental shelf area forming 31,000 sq. km, is rich ...
The utilization of molluscs is probably as old as mankind itself, and when humans were primarily in...
The species is widely distributed in the Indo-Pacific region.Though the true cockles of the genus C...
Not AvailableThe Sacred Chank. Xancus pyrum was caught in bottom trawl net operated by the Research ...
Chank fishery of Portonovo relies mainly on catches from mechanized trawlers and to a limited exten...
Examination of the mechanised boat landings at Tuticorin during 1984-86 and 1985-86, of the sacred ...
Gastropods fishery has gained its importance due to the demand for edible molluscs and ornamental sh...
Many commercially Important gastropods are landed as by-catch of shrimp trawlers at Sakthlkulangara...
The important chank beds are located in the Gulf of Kutch and Trivandrum in the west coast and in Pa...
Gastropods used both for decorative and edible purposes are a valuable resource along the east and w...
The sacred chank, Xancus pynim is a gregarious, large gastropod and its habitat forms distinct cha...
The Sacred Chank. Xancus pyrum was caught in bottom trawl net operated by the Research Vessel CADAL...
The fishery and population dynamics of the sacred chank, Turbinella pyrum exploited by bottom-set gi...
Fishery of chanks along the Ramanathapuram coast is formed by two varieties viz. Xancus pyrum var ...
A tagged chank, Xancus pyrum var. acuta was recovered in the Gulf of Mannar off Chinnapalam, six yea...
Andhra Pradesh, with 974 km of coastline and continental shelf area forming 31,000 sq. km, is rich ...
The utilization of molluscs is probably as old as mankind itself, and when humans were primarily in...
The species is widely distributed in the Indo-Pacific region.Though the true cockles of the genus C...
Not AvailableThe Sacred Chank. Xancus pyrum was caught in bottom trawl net operated by the Research ...
Chank fishery of Portonovo relies mainly on catches from mechanized trawlers and to a limited exten...
Examination of the mechanised boat landings at Tuticorin during 1984-86 and 1985-86, of the sacred ...
Gastropods fishery has gained its importance due to the demand for edible molluscs and ornamental sh...
Many commercially Important gastropods are landed as by-catch of shrimp trawlers at Sakthlkulangara...
The important chank beds are located in the Gulf of Kutch and Trivandrum in the west coast and in Pa...
Gastropods used both for decorative and edible purposes are a valuable resource along the east and w...