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On the unusual occurrence of Acetes spp. in the inshore waters of Palk Bay

A Ganapathy

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The landings of sergestid shrimp Acetes spp. have been recorded from both west and east coasts. Among the total non-penaeid prawns landed in India, 75-80% is comprised of Acetes spp. Their landings from Maharashtra coast alone have been estimated at more than 56,000 tonnes.

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The landings of sergestid shrimp Acetes spp. have been recorded from both west and east coasts. Among the total non-penaeid prawns landed in India, 75-80% is comprised of Acetes spp. Their landings from Maharashtra coast alone have been estimated at more than 56,000 tonnes.

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The landings of sergestid shrimp Acetes spp. have been recorded from both west and east coasts. Among the total non-penaeid prawns landed in India, 75-80% is comprised of Acetes spp. Their landings from Maharashtra coast alone have been estimated at more than 56,000 tonnes.

Key concepts: Bay, Fishery, Shrimp, Geography, East coast, Penaeidae, Decapoda, Crustacean

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