Marine fisheries of the south-east coast of India during 2008
S Sankaralingam, L R Khambadkar, Sindhu K Augustine, D Pugazhendi, K. V. Ramani, P L Ammini, Wilson T Mathew, T Sathianandan, S. Seetharaman, S Subramani
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S Sankaralingam, L R Khambadkar, Sindhu K Augustine, D Pugazhendi, K. V. Ramani, P L Ammini, Wilson T Mathew, T Sathianandan, S. Seetharaman, S Subramani
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The south-west region comprising the states of Kerala, Karnataka and Goa with a coastline of 994 km and 7.83 lakh fishermen population, had been the most productive and the largest contributor to the country’s total marine fish landings. Marine fish production in this region during the year 2008 has been estimated as 11.11 lakh t, contributing about 34.5% to the all India landings
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The south-west region comprising the states of Kerala, Karnataka and Goa with a coastline of 994 km and 7.83 lakh fishermen population, had been the most productive and the largest contributor to the country’s total marine fish landings. Marine fish production in this region during the year 2008 has been estimated as 11.11 lakh t, contributing about 34.5% to the all India landings
Key concepts: Lakh, Fishery, Geography, Marine fish, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Population, Marine fisheries, Indian ocean