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Trends in World Sardine Fisheries and India's Status

A A Jayaprakash

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The sardines contribute to a luaative fishery along \nthe Indian coast. All the species that belongs to the genus \nSardinella other than oil sardine are called lesser sardines or other sardines, Out of 3.57 lakh tonnes of sardines landed in India during 1997-01, the oil sardine formed 2.56 lakh \ntonnes (72%) and the lesser sardines 98.8 thousand tonnes \n(28%).

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The sardines contribute to a luaative fishery along \nthe Indian coast. All the species that belongs to the genus \nSardinella other than oil sardine are called lesser sardines or other sardines, Out of 3.57 lakh tonnes of sardines landed in India during 1997-01, the oil sardine formed 2.56 lakh \ntonnes (72%) and the lesser sardines 98.8 thousand tonnes \n(28%).

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The sardines contribute to a luaative fishery along \nthe Indian coast. All the species that belongs to the genus \nSardinella other than oil sardine are called lesser sardines or other sardines, Out of 3.57 lakh tonnes of sardines landed in India during 1997-01, the oil sardine formed 2.56 lakh \ntonnes (72%) and the lesser sardines 98.8 thousand tonnes \n(28%).

Key concepts: Sardine, Sardinella, Lakh, Fishery, Geography, Genus, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Biology

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