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An account on the smallest whale shark, Rhincodon typus (Smith 1828) landed at Calicut

P P Manojkumar

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Whale shark landings in India are mainly due to incidental catches and mostly discarded. This report gives details on the smallest whale shark, that landed at Calicut.

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Whale shark landings in India are mainly due to incidental catches and mostly discarded. This report gives details on the smallest whale shark, that landed at Calicut.

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Whale shark landings in India are mainly due to incidental catches and mostly discarded. This report gives details on the smallest whale shark, that landed at Calicut.

Key concepts: Fishery, Whale, Biology, Geography

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