MSY levels for some commercially important exploitable fish resources of north coast of Karnataka, India
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MSY levels for some commercially important exploitable fish resources of north coast of Karnataka, India
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Creator |
Dhulkhed, M H
Annigeri, G G |
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Fisheries Statistics
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In the northern Karnalaka Coast, oilsarcline and mackerel form the most imporrant pelagic fish resouroes thus guiding the mnomic sustenance of fishermen of this region. The i n t d u i o n of purse =in= in the mideventis, resulted in the tmsting d cratches of oilsardine and macke~l, but also the exisle- of new resources like anchovies, carangids, catfishes,, etc. wme in the operational ambit of this gear which m a i d untapped hitherto by t k traditional gears. Of late, i t is fared that some of t h resources are king subjeded to fishing pressure which requim an urpnt need for their assessment to make judicious approach as to their further exploita!ion. Studies have indjated that there is an imperative need for restricting further increase in the fishing effwt, s i m they indicated negative relation in tmm d effort. On the otha hand, anchovis, carangids and catfishes manifested dired relation Wwem the abundam and effort expded showing Wter pmpb for their further exploitation. The d i a l levels of input of &ad in unit days of fishing for oilsardine., lwm sardines, mackerel, a&es and carangids ate SM6, 3332, 3885, QS89 a d 2812 respediwly and the mnesponding MSY I d being 3632 I. 11 17 t, 1362 t. 54 I and 84 L |
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MBAI
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1994
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Article
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application/pdf
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en
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http://eprints.cmfri.org.in/685/1/DHULK_19-22.pdf
Dhulkhed, M H and Annigeri, G G (1994) MSY levels for some commercially important exploitable fish resources of north coast of Karnataka, India. Journal of the Marine Biological Association of India, 36 (1&2). pp. 19-22. |
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