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The status of lobster fishery in India and options for sustainable management
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http://eprints.cmfri.org.in/7913/
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The status of lobster fishery in India and options for sustainable management
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Radhakrishnan, E V
Vijayakumaran, M |
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Lobsters
Fisheries Management |
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Lobsters form one of the most valuable cru stacean resources, which have been exploited commercially for the past four decades. Annual landings increased from 350 t in 1965 to 4100 t in 1985 but have declined since then , Though lobsters are distributed along the entire coast of India major tishery grounds are located in the northwestern, south-western and south eastern coasts. Among the twelve species recorded from Indian waters four species of spiny lobsters (three linoral and one deep-sea) and one species of slipper lobster constitute the commercial fishery.
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Fishery Survey of India
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Somvanshi, V S
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2004
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Book Section
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application/pdf
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en
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http://eprints.cmfri.org.in/7913/1/B162-_LARGE_MARINE_ECOSYSTEMS_E.V_RATHEKRISHNAN.pdf
Radhakrishnan, E V and Vijayakumaran, M (2004) The status of lobster fishery in India and options for sustainable management. In: Large Marine Ecosystems: Exploration and Exploitation for Sustainable Development and Conservation on Fish Stocks. Fishery Survey of India, Mumbai, pp. 294-311. |
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