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Silverbelly fishery of Palk Bay and Gulf of Mannar with special reference to Leiognathus jonesi(James, 1967)

Rekha J Nair

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Silverbellies constitute an important group of demersal fishery resource along Tamilnadu coast. They are explited by trawl and a variety of artisanal gears like shore seines, boat seines and gill nets. The southeast region contributed nearly 85% of the silverbelly landings of india and Tamnadu's share was 70%.

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Silverbellies constitute an important group of demersal fishery resource along Tamilnadu coast. They are explited by trawl and a variety of artisanal gears like shore seines, boat seines and gill nets. The southeast region contributed nearly 85% of the silverbelly landings of india and Tamnadu's share was 70%.

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Silverbellies constitute an important group of demersal fishery resource along Tamilnadu coast. They are explited by trawl and a variety of artisanal gears like shore seines, boat seines and gill nets. The southeast region contributed nearly 85% of the silverbelly landings of india and Tamnadu's share was 70%.

Key concepts: Bay, Demersal zone, Fishery, Shore, Oceanography, Resource (disambiguation), Geography, Pelagic zone

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