Add to ORKGNot AvailableCommercial exploitation of lobsters from the Indian seas began in the 1950s. Annual landings have been declining from a peak of 4075 t in 1985 to 1364 t in 2002. Major fisheries were located on the north-west, south-west, and south-east coasts. Among the 12 species recorded, only four species of spiny lobsters (three littoral and one deep sea) and one species of slipper lobster are commercially important.Not Availabl
Not AvailableThe spiny lobster fishery at Tikkoti though lesser in magnitude is important from the f...
Not AvailableCommercial lobster fishery in Mumbai issupported mainly by rock lobster, Panulirus poly...
Not AvailableThe spiny lobster fishery at Tikkoti though lesser in magnitude is important from the f...
Not AvailableCommercial exploitation of lobsters from the Indian seas began in the 1950s. Annual l...
Not AvailableIn India, the average annual lobster landings during 1975-1981 were 1,6201 forming...
Not AvailableLobsters inhabit our tropical waters in different concentrations in some parts of our c...
Not AvailableThe sand lobster Thenus orientalis started appearing in trawl catches at Bombay in 197...
Not AvailableThe sand lobster Thenus orientalis started appearing in trawl catches at Bombay in 197...
Commercial exploitation of lobsters from the Indian seas began in the 1950s. Annual landings have ...
Not AvailableSpiny or rock lobsters are low volume and high value fisheries which support some of t...
Not AvailableIn India, though lobsters form only 0.12 ± 0.06% of total marine landings, they form a...
Not AvailableDuring the past two decades there have been sporadic attempts to explore the lobster ...
Not AvailableThere are six species of spiny lobsters ofcommercial importance in Indian waters, out o...
Not AvailableCommercial exploitation of palinurid lobsters has been on the increase due to high dem...
Not AvailableIn the recent past, owing to the high unit value, lobster has turned out to be a pote...
Not AvailableThe spiny lobster fishery at Tikkoti though lesser in magnitude is important from the f...
Not AvailableCommercial lobster fishery in Mumbai issupported mainly by rock lobster, Panulirus poly...
Not AvailableThe spiny lobster fishery at Tikkoti though lesser in magnitude is important from the f...
Not AvailableCommercial exploitation of lobsters from the Indian seas began in the 1950s. Annual l...
Not AvailableIn India, the average annual lobster landings during 1975-1981 were 1,6201 forming...
Not AvailableLobsters inhabit our tropical waters in different concentrations in some parts of our c...
Not AvailableThe sand lobster Thenus orientalis started appearing in trawl catches at Bombay in 197...
Not AvailableThe sand lobster Thenus orientalis started appearing in trawl catches at Bombay in 197...
Commercial exploitation of lobsters from the Indian seas began in the 1950s. Annual landings have ...
Not AvailableSpiny or rock lobsters are low volume and high value fisheries which support some of t...
Not AvailableIn India, though lobsters form only 0.12 ± 0.06% of total marine landings, they form a...
Not AvailableDuring the past two decades there have been sporadic attempts to explore the lobster ...
Not AvailableThere are six species of spiny lobsters ofcommercial importance in Indian waters, out o...
Not AvailableCommercial exploitation of palinurid lobsters has been on the increase due to high dem...
Not AvailableIn the recent past, owing to the high unit value, lobster has turned out to be a pote...
Not AvailableThe spiny lobster fishery at Tikkoti though lesser in magnitude is important from the f...
Not AvailableCommercial lobster fishery in Mumbai issupported mainly by rock lobster, Panulirus poly...
Not AvailableThe spiny lobster fishery at Tikkoti though lesser in magnitude is important from the f...