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Title: Studies on the Hydrobiology and pollution of the Vembanad Lake and adjacent waters
Authors: Kunjukrishna Pillai,V
Dr.Ramachandran Nair,P V
Keywords: Hydrobiology
Hydrobiology and pollution
Vemband lake
Adjacent waters
Fishery of Vemband lake
Issue Date: Sep-1991
Publisher: Cochin University of Science and Technology
Abstract: The Thesis deals with the entire estuarine system in totality on several parameters related to hydrography, ecology of biota, productivity and also the effects of pollution. The objective of this study has been to review the systems physical, chemical and biological features through varying periods of time at locations where human interference is high so that an overall assessment of the changing ecology could be made so as to impress on the scientific community whether remedial measures could be undertaken in sensitive areas. It is also the objective of this study to point out thrust areas where concerted efforts from a larger body of scientists and administrators who can sit together and chalk out programmes for a co-operative endeavor in monitoring the most sensitive areas and also suggest ways and means to exploit the rich and diverse resources at optimum levels with emphasis on conservation and protection from environmental degradation resulting in depletion of resources. Areas also have been identified which are potentially more productive where aquaculture could be intensified
Description: Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute
URI: http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/3182
Appears in Collections:Faculty of Marine Sciences

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