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Detailed Ecological Assessment Report 2008 – Keenjhar Lake
111 Tenualosa ilisha + -
112 Tenualosa toli - +
113 Terapon jerboa + +
114 Terapon puta + -
115 Tetrodon lunaris + -
116 Thryssa dussumieri - +
117 Thryssa hamiltonii + +
118 Thryssa mystax - +
119 Thryssa setirostris + +
120 Thryssa vitrirostris - +
121 Trachinotus mookalee - +
122 Trachinotus blochii + -
123 Trichiurus lepturus - +
124 Upeneus vittatus + -
125 Valamugil cunnesius + -
3.5.6 Occurrence and conservation status of fish species recorded
in winter
Figures 12 and 13 shows the occurrence of fish species recorded at Keti Bunder.
As can be seen most of the species were migratory (45+) followed by resident
species and the remaining have not been given a status. Most of the species
recorded at Keti Bunder were abundant though there were a similar number of
species that had no status given. Fifteen of the species recorded were
categorized as rare and twenty-nine as less common.
Figure 12 – number of species in each occurrence category
Number of species
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
47
17
Migratory Resident
Occurence status
non status
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