Bulletin 3 - Publications of the IAS Fellows

CODRINGTON, K. de B. 1946. Notes on the Indian mahseers. J. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc., 46(2):336-344.Breeding migration, spawning and fry of the mahseers, Barbus (tor) putitora and B. (tor) tor.27DANDEKAR, S.V. 1965. A note on the fecundity of Tripauchen vagina (B1. & Sch.). J. Mar. biol.Ass. India, 7(1): 212-214.Maturity and fecundity.DAS, A.K. and H.K. RAO 1952. On the observation of growth in “ Mirror carp” (Cyprinus carpio(Linn.) in Aquaria. Sci. &Cult., 17(7): 300-301.Experiments on the growth of fingerlings in limited space, aeration, diet etc.DAS, B.B 1917. On the process of development of rohita, catla and Cirrhina mrigala in confinedwaters of Bengal. Proc. Indian. Ass. Cult. Sci. (Calcutta), 3: 6-20.Development of Labeo rohita, Catla catla and Cirrhina mrigala in confined waters.DAS, B.C. 1959. Comparative effects of vitamin B 12, Cobalt nitrate and ruminant stomach extract onthe survival rate of Indian carps during the first weeks of life. Indian J. Fish., 6(1): 211-221.Experiments on one day old larvae of Catla catla, Labeo rohita and Cirrhina mrigala.DAS, B.C. 1961. Effect of density on survival of Indian freshwater carps during the first two weeks of life.Proc. nat. Inst. India, 27B(3): 91-103.Experiments on one to a few days old larvae of Catla catla, Labeo rohita, L. bata, L. boga,Cirrhina mrigala and Crossocheilus latia.DAS, B.C. and H.K MURTHY 1959 Comparative effects of yeast, vitamin B complex and vitamin B 12on the survival rate of Indian minor carps during the first two weeks of life. Proc. nat. Inst. Sci. India,25B(6): 300-306.The effect of yeast, vitamin B complex and vitamin B 12on survival of the fry of Labeo bata,Cirrhina reba and Crossocheilus latia.DAS, B.K. 1928. The bionomics of certain air breathing fishes of India, together with an account of thedevelopment of their air breathing organs. Philos. Trans. R. Soc. (London), 216B: 183-219.Breeding and the development of their breathing organs.DAS, B.K. 1946. Further observations on the ecology, bionomics and development of the semi-terrestrialsymbranchoid eels, Amphipnopus cuchia (Ham. Buch.) – the Cuchia eel of India. Proc. 33 rd Indian Sci.Congr. (Bangalore), Pt.3 Abstracts: 127.Egg laying, parental care, colour of eggs, newly hatched larvae and postlarvae.