Bulletin 3 - Publications of the IAS Fellows

56KADAM, K.M. 1956. The development of the chondrocranium in the Indian sea-horse,Hippocampus (Lophobranchii). Proc. 43 rd Indian Sci. congr. (Agra), Pt.4, Late Abstracts:33-34.Development of the various regions of the chondrocranium.KADAM, K.M. 1959. The development of chondrocranium in Nerophis(Lophobranchii) Proc. 46 thIndian Sci. congr. (Delhi), Pt.3, Abstracts: 402.Development of the various regions of the chondrocranium.KAGWADE, V.N. 1965. Preliminary observations on the biology of ‘Horse mackerel’, Caranx kalla(Cuvier and Valenciennes). Sci. & Cult., 31(4): 207-208.Maturity stages and spawning.KAPOOR, A.S. 1962. The development of the dermal bones related to laterosensory canals of thehead in the fishes, Ophicephalus punctatus Bloch (Ophicephalidae ) and Wallago attu Bl. & Schn.(Siluridae). Proc. 49 th Indian Sci. Congr. (Cuttack), Pt.3, Abstracts: 355.Development of the bones related to the lateral lines on the head in the case of Ophicephaluspunctatus and Wallago attu.KARAMCHANDANI, S.J. 1957. On the occurrence of associates of carp fry in the fry-collectionnets and destructive role played by predatory fish. Indian. J. Fish., 4(1):47-61.Deals with extent of association of indesirable fish with carp fry in fry collection nets as well asthe larvae and fry of predatory fish found with carp fry.KARAMCHANDANI, S.J. 1961. On the location of the spawning grounds of Indian shad, Hilsailisha (Hamilton) in freshwater regions of the Narbada river, Curr. Sci., 30(10): 373-375.Spawning grounds above the tidal zone.KARAMCHANDANI, S.J. and V.R. DESAI 1966. On the early development of two freshwatercatfishes from river Narbada. . J. zool. Soc. India, 1964, 16(1): 21-37.Early development of Clupisoma garua (Hamilton) and Gagata itchkeea (Sykes) and theirdistinguishing features from comparable developing stages of Silonia silondia (Hamilton), Bagariusbagarius (Hamilton) and Gagata cenia (Hamilton) with figures.KARAMCHANDANI, S.J. and M.P. MOTWANI 1954. On the larval development of Pseudosciaenacoitor (Hamilton). Ibid., 6(1): 71-79.Development of Pseudosciaena coitor from postlarval to early juvenile stage, distinguishingfeatures of the early stages of P. coitor and Pama pama with figures..KARAMCHANDANI, S.J. and M.P. MOTWANI 1955. Early life-history, bionomics and breedingof Rita rita (Hamilton). Ibid., 7(2): 115-126.Embryonic, prolarval and postlarval stages and breeding habits with figures.