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On a swarm of Sergestid shrimps near Chennai

P Thirumilu, S Sankaralingam

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Swarm of Acetes sp. were observed during 20-30 April 2002 near shore along south Chennai coast.Aeru vallai or Mosquito net was operated to catch shrimps and overall catch comprises of Acetes species. The dominant species was Acetes indicus (90%) followed by A.japonicus (6%) and A. erythreaus.

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Swarm of Acetes sp. were observed during 20-30 April 2002 near shore along south Chennai coast.Aeru vallai or Mosquito net was operated to catch shrimps and overall catch comprises of Acetes species. The dominant species was Acetes indicus (90%) followed by A.japonicus (6%) and A. erythreaus.

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Swarm of Acetes sp. were observed during 20-30 April 2002 near shore along south Chennai coast.Aeru vallai or Mosquito net was operated to catch shrimps and overall catch comprises of Acetes species. The dominant species was Acetes indicus (90%) followed by A.japonicus (6%) and A. erythreaus.

Key concepts: Fishery, Swarm behaviour, Shore, Geography, Biology, Zoology, Ecology

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