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Exploited marine fishery resources off Tuticorin along the Gulf of Mannar Coast

E.M, Abdussamad and T.S., Balasubramanian and Mohamed, Habeeb and K., Jayabalan and G., Arumugam and D., Sundarajan and M., Manickaraja (2006) Exploited marine fishery resources off Tuticorin along the Gulf of Mannar Coast. Marine Fisheries Information Service. pp. 1-9. ISSN 0254-380X

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Abstract

Tuticorin coast of Gulf of Mannar is endowed with rocky bottom, coral reefs and sea grass beds with characteristic flora and fauna. It also acts as home for several endangered marine mammals, sea cows and marine turtles. These resources were exploited by a variety of gears during 2000-2005. Average annual catch for the period was 36,851 tonnes (Table 1). Major gears and their contribution to the fishery are trawls (67.2%), mini-trawls (4.0%), gillnets (22.8%), hooks and line (3.3%) and shore seines (2.7%). Bony fishes belonging 73 families under 14 orders form the major catch (91.7%), (Table 2,3). Other constituents of the catch are elasmobranchs (3.66%), crustaceans (1.93%), molluscs (1.8%), seacucumber (0.01%) and other non-edible biota (0.09%).

Item Type: Articles
Keywords: India, Coastal Areas, Tamil Nadu, Gulf of Mannar, Marine Fisheries, Fish Species, Fisheries Management, Endangered Species
Subjects: Right to Resources
Depositing User: Users 4 not found.
Date Deposited: 11 Jun 2022 05:03
Last Modified: 07 Dec 2022 11:35
URI: http://icsfarchives.net/id/eprint/11799

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