The demersal stock of the Wadge Bank is known to be made up of two major groups, namely the resident and migrant stocks (Sivalingam 1966b). It is necessary to analyse the two groups separately in order to correctly interpret the changes in relative abundance of the demersal fish stocks of the Bank. The object of this paper is to present the nature of the resident stock and discuss its changes in composition from 1945 to 1960. That of the migrant population will be presented later. The significance of this analysis has been discussed earlier (Sivalingam 1966a)
One of the problems undertaken for investigations at the Calicut Sub-Station of the Central Marine ...
The contribution of pelagic fishes to the total landings at Sassoon Dock, Bombay, registered a decl...
Quantitative variation in fish catch at Thana Creek was found 2-93.5 kg/h (av. 24.8 kg/h). The catch...
The general history of the trawl fishery of the Wadge Bank off Cape Comorin, South India (Fig. 1), t...
The demersal fish stock of Wadge Bank is one of the important fish resources for both Sri Lanka and ...
The object of this series of papers has been given in Part 1 (see Additional informations for detail...
Length frequency distributions of the sea bream collected during the period 1953 to 1958 have been a...
The species composition of the catches obtained in gill nets by mechanised vessels at Sassoon dock,...
The demersal fish stocks In the Gulf or Thailand have been intensively studied since the exploitatio...
The average annual yield from the demersal fisheries of Vizhinjam amounts to 773 tomtes which forms...
Results of bottom trawling in inshore areas off Paradeep with reference to total catch composition a...
An attempt is made to assess the available resources of demersal fishes for bottom trawling off Kaki...
Standing stock of three principal demersal fishes of the inshore waters off Mangalore was assessed. ...
The atalla lift net fishery of the lower Anambra river was investigated from May, 1998 to March, 199...
The species composition of the catches obtained in hooks-and-lines by mechanfsed vessgls at Sass(>6...
One of the problems undertaken for investigations at the Calicut Sub-Station of the Central Marine ...
The contribution of pelagic fishes to the total landings at Sassoon Dock, Bombay, registered a decl...
Quantitative variation in fish catch at Thana Creek was found 2-93.5 kg/h (av. 24.8 kg/h). The catch...
The general history of the trawl fishery of the Wadge Bank off Cape Comorin, South India (Fig. 1), t...
The demersal fish stock of Wadge Bank is one of the important fish resources for both Sri Lanka and ...
The object of this series of papers has been given in Part 1 (see Additional informations for detail...
Length frequency distributions of the sea bream collected during the period 1953 to 1958 have been a...
The species composition of the catches obtained in gill nets by mechanised vessels at Sassoon dock,...
The demersal fish stocks In the Gulf or Thailand have been intensively studied since the exploitatio...
The average annual yield from the demersal fisheries of Vizhinjam amounts to 773 tomtes which forms...
Results of bottom trawling in inshore areas off Paradeep with reference to total catch composition a...
An attempt is made to assess the available resources of demersal fishes for bottom trawling off Kaki...
Standing stock of three principal demersal fishes of the inshore waters off Mangalore was assessed. ...
The atalla lift net fishery of the lower Anambra river was investigated from May, 1998 to March, 199...
The species composition of the catches obtained in hooks-and-lines by mechanfsed vessgls at Sass(>6...
One of the problems undertaken for investigations at the Calicut Sub-Station of the Central Marine ...
The contribution of pelagic fishes to the total landings at Sassoon Dock, Bombay, registered a decl...
Quantitative variation in fish catch at Thana Creek was found 2-93.5 kg/h (av. 24.8 kg/h). The catch...