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Occurrence of Sun fishes along Tuticorin Coast

M Chellappa, Balasubramanian, T S, G Arumugam

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During the year 2005, four numbers of Mola \nmola were encountered along the Tuticorin \nCoast in Gulf of Mannar, of which three \nnumbers landed at Thiruvaikulam, a fishing \nhamlet 15 kms north of Tuticorin, and one \nspecimen landed at Kayalpatnam, another \nfishing village 40 km south of Tuticorin.

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During the year 2005, four numbers of Mola \nmola were encountered along the Tuticorin \nCoast in Gulf of Mannar, of which three \nnumbers landed at Thiruvaikulam, a fishing \nhamlet 15 kms north of Tuticorin, and one \nspecimen landed at Kayalpatnam, another \nfishing village 40 km south of Tuticorin.

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During the year 2005, four numbers of Mola \nmola were encountered along the Tuticorin \nCoast in Gulf of Mannar, of which three \nnumbers landed at Thiruvaikulam, a fishing \nhamlet 15 kms north of Tuticorin, and one \nspecimen landed at Kayalpatnam, another \nfishing village 40 km south of Tuticorin.

Key concepts: Fishing, Geography, Fishery, Biology

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