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Observations on the effect of bottom trawling on dislocation of non-edible biota in the Palk Bay and Gulf of Mannar, South East Coast of India

I Jagadis, N G Menon, A Shanmugavel

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Observations on the dislocated non- edible biota by bottom \ntrawlers in the Palk Bay and Gulf of Mannar wcre made during 1995- 1998. Data was cullected at trawl landing centres. Rameswaram (Palk Bay) and Pamban (Gulf of Mannar). The average composition of non edible biota to the total trawl discard was 38. Mt and 33.9% at \nRameswaram and Pamban respectively.

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Observations on the dislocated non- edible biota by bottom \ntrawlers in the Palk Bay and Gulf of Mannar wcre made during 1995- 1998. Data was cullected at trawl landing centres. Rameswaram (Palk Bay) and Pamban (Gulf of Mannar). The average composition of non edible biota to the total trawl discard was 38. Mt and 33.9% at \nRameswaram and Pamban respectively.

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Observations on the dislocated non- edible biota by bottom \ntrawlers in the Palk Bay and Gulf of Mannar wcre made during 1995- 1998. Data was cullected at trawl landing centres. Rameswaram (Palk Bay) and Pamban (Gulf of Mannar). The average composition of non edible biota to the total trawl discard was 38. Mt and 33.9% at \nRameswaram and Pamban respectively.

Key concepts: Bay, Biota, Trawling, Oceanography, East coast, Fishery, Bottom trawling, Environmental science

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