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Title: Studies on Some Aspects of Landings,Utilization and Export of Commercially Important Cephalopods
Authors: John,Mohan
Dr.Shahul,Hameed M
Keywords: Cephalopods
Export
Landings
Fishing
Utilization
Cuttle fishes
Squids
Octopus
Industrial Fisheries
Issue Date: Apr-2007
Publisher: Cochin University of Science and Technology.
Abstract: In the present study two aspects of cephalopod fishery such as (i) landings and (ii) utilization including export of cephalopods from Indian are dealt with. Under the topic landings, craft, both traditional and mechanized and fishing techniques employed for capturing cephalopods are discussed. General trend in cephalopod landing in India and particularly south west coast, species composition, description and geographic distribution of important species of cuttle fishes, squids and octopus and the distribution and abundance of cephalopods along the continental shelf of the south west coast are also discussed. Some biological aspects like population parameters, maturation and spawning, food and feeding of the two representive species of cuttle fishes and squid viz, Sepia pharaonis and Loligo duvauceli are studied.Under utilization, general handling and processing of various frozen cephalopods products for exports and commercial operation in a typical plant are studied. The export of cephalopod products since its commencement is studied in detail and market strategy for enhancing the export are suggested.
Description: School of Industrial Fisheries, Cochin University of Science and Technology
URI: http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/2870
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