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Status of India's Exploited Marine Fishery Resources in 2013

Thayyil Valappil Sathianandan, J Jayasankar, Somy Kuriakose, K G Mini, Grinson George, Karthireddy Syamala, Vinay Kumar Vase, Jaishri Srinivasan, K. V. Ramani, D Pugazhendi, M B Seynudeen, K P George, L R Khambadkar, Sindhu K Augustine, R Manjeesh

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The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute start collected and estimation of marine fish landings for the peninsular coast of India since its inception in 1947, based on a stratified multistage random sampling technique. This which continues to date, and provides knowledge-base for many research, planning and policy initiatives in the marine fisheries sector.

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The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute start collected and estimation of marine fish landings for the peninsular coast of India since its inception in 1947, based on a stratified multistage random sampling technique. This which continues to date, and provides knowledge-base for many research, planning and policy initiatives in the marine fisheries sector.

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The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute start collected and estimation of marine fish landings for the peninsular coast of India since its inception in 1947, based on a stratified multistage random sampling technique. This which continues to date, and provides knowledge-base for many research, planning and policy initiatives in the marine fisheries sector.

Key concepts: Marine fisheries, Fishery, Marine fish, Stratified sampling, Marine conservation, Sampling (signal processing), Geography, Oceanography

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