Food and feeding habits of the Indian oil sardineSardinella longiceps Valenciennes at Karwar.
Alden E. Noble
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Alden E. Noble
Abstract
Sardinella longiceps being a commercially important fish needs special attention and a study of its food and feeding is important. Some work has been done on this subject on the south-west coast of India as referred to by Nair (1952). Recently Venkataraman (1960), Kuthalingam (1960) and Dhulkhed (1962) have made some studies at Calicut, Madras and Mangalore respectively; and at Karwar nothing has so far been reported.
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Sardinella longiceps being a commercially important fish needs special attention and a study of its food and feeding is important. Some work has been done on this subject on the south-west coast of India as referred to by Nair (1952). Recently Venkataraman (1960), Kuthalingam (1960) and Dhulkhed (1962) have made some studies at Calicut, Madras and Mangalore respectively; and at Karwar nothing has so far been reported.
Key concepts: Sardinella, Fishery, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Biology, Sardine