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Population characteristics and taxonomy of lantern fishes of genus Diaphus (Family Myctophidae) off south west coast of India

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Title Population characteristics and taxonomy of lantern
fishes of genus Diaphus (Family Myctophidae) off south
west coast of India
 
Creator Sebastine, Manju
 
Subject Fish Taxonomy
Theses
 
Description Globally most of the conventional fish stocks have reached a state of optimum
exploitation or even over-exploitation; efficient utilization of non-conventional resources
is necessary to meet the supply-demand gap for protein supply. Mesopelagic fishes can
be considered as one such promising resource for the future, if appropriate harvest and
post-harvest technologies are developed. Increasing human population and increasing
demand for cheaper food fishes has made myctophids a possible potential resource for
future exploitation and utilization. Earlier studies indicated the abundance of Diaphus
spp. in the eastern and northeastern Arabian Sea. The present study also indicates the
dominance of Diaphus spp. in the deep sea trawling grounds of south west coast of India.
 
Date 2015
 
Type Thesis
NonPeerReviewed
 
Format text
 
Language en
 
Identifier http://eprints.cmfri.org.in/10598/1/Manju%20Sebastine%20Thesis.pdf
Sebastine, Manju (2015) Population characteristics and taxonomy of lantern fishes of genus Diaphus (Family Myctophidae) off south west coast of India. Doctoral thesis, Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute.