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Landings of large-sized ‘Koth’ Otolithoides biauritus in bottomset gill nets

Shoba Joe Kizhakudan, Joe K Kizhakudan

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Otolithoides biauritus,locally called koth, is an important resource along the northwest coast. The existence of a special bottomset gill net fishery for larger polynemids and sciaenids during march- may has been reported.The numbers landed by each boat varied, with one particular landing 42 numbers of fish of total weight 600kg.

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Otolithoides biauritus,locally called koth, is an important resource along the northwest coast. The existence of a special bottomset gill net fishery for larger polynemids and sciaenids during march- may has been reported.The numbers landed by each boat varied, with one particular landing 42 numbers of fish of total weight 600kg.

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Otolithoides biauritus,locally called koth, is an important resource along the northwest coast. The existence of a special bottomset gill net fishery for larger polynemids and sciaenids during march- may has been reported.The numbers landed by each boat varied, with one particular landing 42 numbers of fish of total weight 600kg.

Key concepts: Fishery, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Resource (disambiguation), Geography, Biology, Computer science, Computer network

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