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Biology of inshore shrimps

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Title Biology of inshore shrimps
 
Creator Pillai, S Lakshmi
 
Subject Crustacean Fisheries
Fishery biology
 
Description Inshore shrimps support major commercial fishery in India,
the penaeid shrimp production being nearly 2 lakh t and
non penaeids 2.1 lakh t during 2013-14. Trawl is the major
gear that catch shrimps, besides the minitrawl are prevelant
along Kerala coast, thalluvalai along Tamil Nadu and trammel
net along Vizhinjam-Manakudy coast. Parapenaeopsis
stylifera, Metapenaeus dobsoni, Metapenaeus monoceros,
Fenneropenaeus indicus are the major species landed along
the south-west coast. Along the south-east coast, Penaeus
semisulcatus dominate the fishery in Gulf of Mannar and
Palk Bay and M. dobsoni supports commercial fishery
along the Chennai coast with 15-16 other species including
Metapenaeopsis spp. and Trachypenaeus spp. M. monoceros
is the dominant species along the Andhra coast. Along the
Malabar Coast M. dobsoni, F. indicus and P. stylifera are the
important species in the fishery. In the inshore waters of Cochin
M. dobsoni is dominant followed by P. stylifera. P. monodon
is the largest of the inshore shrimps (maximum recorded size
350 mm). Fenneropenaeus indicus, F. pencillatus as well as
P. semisulcatus also grow to large size.
 
Publisher CMFRI; Kochi
 
Date 2015
 
Type Teaching Resource
NonPeerReviewed
 
Format application/pdf
 
Language en
 
Identifier http://eprints.cmfri.org.in/10416/1/11_lakshmi_pillai2.pdf
Pillai, S Lakshmi (2015) Biology of inshore shrimps. [Teaching Resource]