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<title>Microalgal vegetation in the selected Mangrove Ecosystem of Kerala.</title>
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Rejil, T; Joseph, K.J

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<title>Professional Services: Civil Liability for Deficiency</title>
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<description>Professional Services: Civil Liability for Deficiency
Venugopala, B S; Dr. Varkey, A M
This study deals the professional Services  civil Liability for deficiency with special reference to medical professionals.the study deals with the characteristics of profession,basis of liability , historical evolution of legal controls on professional services, liability of doctors for negligence under tort law. Expectations to liability for medical negligence are critically evaluated. consent of medical treatment etc are studied
Department of Legal studies
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<title>Hydrogeology,Stratigraphy and evolution of the Palaeo-Lagoon (kole land basin ) in the central Kerala coast, India</title>
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Vinayan, V B; Dr. Seralathan, P
The present investigation on  " Hydrology, stratigraphy, and evolution of the palaeo-lagoon (Koleland basin)in the Central Kerala coast, India" is an integrated approach based on hydrogeological,geophysical,hydrochemical and stratigraphic aspects.A strong scientific data base of the study area is generated using interpretation of well observation and water quality analysis. The salient findings of the present study are given to provide a holistic picture on the hydrogeology (including groundwater resource and its quality),stratigraphy and evolution of the palaeo-lagoon
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<title>Studies on the taxonomy of interstitial Fauna of some prominent beaches of Kerala</title>
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<description>Studies on the taxonomy of interstitial Fauna of some prominent beaches of Kerala
Priyalakshmi, G; Dr.Ravindranatha Menon, N
The oceans in their expanse cover, seven - tenths of the Earth surface. Despite being restricted in size, the littoral zone or the intertidal zone (beach) has the greatest variation in environment  factors of any marine area .Stemming from this variation ,a treamendous diversity of life, which may be great as or greater than that found in the more extensive sub tidal habits exist in this realm. the study beaches harbour diverse and abundant assemblage  of  marine organisms. Besides macro funna, microscopic organisms belonging to the lower and higher invertebrate taxa profusely inhabit these beaches. The ecological realm where these animals exist is known as the interstitial environment, which in principle includes the pore spaces in between the sand grains  containing copious supply of  nutrient rich oxygenated  seawater. An astonishing diversity of taxa could be found within the interstitial fauna.
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