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A Study on the effects of eyestalk ablation on the electrophoretic patterns of general protein in Penaeus indicus H. Milne Edwards.

Surendra Kumar Ghadei

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Among the penaeid prawns available for culture in Indian waters \nthe present stress is on the Indian white prawn Penaeus indicus H. Milne Edwards due to its wide distribution along both the coasts , high market demand and vast amount of information available on their biology and seed distribution. Although P. monodon grows to a larger size P. indicus is equally a good candidate species as its life history stage Is very short and good survival rates .

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Among the penaeid prawns available for culture in Indian waters \nthe present stress is on the Indian white prawn Penaeus indicus H. Milne Edwards due to its wide distribution along both the coasts , high market demand and vast amount of information available on their biology and seed distribution. Although P. monodon grows to a larger size P. indicus is equally a good candidate species as its life history stage Is very short and good survival rates .

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Among the penaeid prawns available for culture in Indian waters \nthe present stress is on the Indian white prawn Penaeus indicus H. Milne Edwards due to its wide distribution along both the coasts , high market demand and vast amount of information available on their biology and seed distribution. Although P. monodon grows to a larger size P. indicus is equally a good candidate species as its life history stage Is very short and good survival rates .

Key concepts: Penaeus, Penaeus monodon, Prawn, Biology, Fishery, Eyestalk, Zoology, Shrimp

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