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iiomissions or mistakes if any. In all 1079 references are listed, more than double of theearlier two which had altogether 484 references. To a very great extent this increase innumber has been due to the increased interest evinced in the fishery circles in India inlife-history studies of fishes during the last two decades. It may be said here that in thisrespect a dominant role was played by the two Central Fisheries Research Institutesdealing with the marine and inland fisheries research formerly under the Ministry ofFood and Agriculture, Government of India and now in the Indian Council ofAgricultural Research. Further, while many of the earlier contributions had remained inthe abstract stage or in the form of brief notes, most of the recent contributions havecome out as full papers thereby enhancing their utility from the reference point of view.The area covered in the present bibliography is more or less the same as in theprevious ones, viz., the subcontinent of India and the adjacent countries, ichthyofaunaof which is familiar to Indian workers. Relevant information to the extent available aregiven on exotic fishes introduced in this country. References to the spawning and lifehistorystages of fishes distributed in the Indian Ocean based on the work doneelsewhere are also included. To make the listing comprehensive references of a casualnature relating to young stages, such as fry, fingerlings and juveniles and their transport,culture etc. are also cited though the same may not strictly come under regular lifehistorystudies. This has been done deliberately with hardly any attempt at selection.The bibliography may therefore appear ‘diffuse’ but it was felt expedient to ‘err’ inthis direction leaving selection to the need and judgement of the workers concerned.I wish to record here my appreciation of the efficient way my colleague and coauthor,Mr. P. Bensam, collaborated with me in the compilation and annotation of thewidely scattered references without prejudice to his routine work. It is also a pleasureto express my appreciation of the very high sense of duty and responsibility shown bystaff of the Institute who worked with devotion to bring out the Bulletin in time.It is hoped that this Bibliography will be found helpful by the fishery biologistsengaged in the study of life histories of fishes and would pave the way for furtherstudies in this field and thus enable us to acquire a better knowledge of our resourcesso essential in fishery development and management.Mandapam CampSeptember, 1968.DR. S. JONESDirectorCentral Marine FisheriesResearch Institute
ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYABRAHAM, J. G. 1962. Studies on Colisa lalius (Cuv. and Val.). Govt. of Madras Fish. St. Rep. &Year book 1957-58: 128-138.Fecundity, spawning and sex- ratio.ABRAHAM, J.G. 1964. Sex dimorphism in Barbus curmuca (Hamilton). Madras J. Fish. 1962, 1:40.Presence of pearl organs in males and longer anal fin in females.ADAMS, W., H. R. MONTALBAN and C. MARTIN 1932. Cultivation of Bangos in the Philippines.Philipp . J. Sci., Manila, 47(1): 1-38.Cultivation and acclimatisation of the young stages of Chanos chanos.AHL, E. 1929. Uebersicht uber die lebend eingefuhrten asiatischen Fishes der Gattung Panchax. Aquar.,Berlin: 39-42Notes on breeding.AHMAD, N. 1934. Preliminary study of the embryology of Wallgo attu. Proc. 21 st Indian Sci. congr.(Bombay), Pt.3 Abstracts: 271.Processes of embryogenesis including the formation of germ layers.AHMAD, N. 1936. Observations on the spawning habits of the carp, Labeo gonius (Day). Proc. 23 rdIndian sci. Congr. (Indore), Pt. 3 Abstracts: 358.Spawning and hatching.AHMAD, N. 1942. Occurrence of late eggs in Salmo fario Linnaeus. Proc. 29 th Indian Sci. Congr.(Baroda), Pt.3 Abstracts: 159.Occurrence of late eggs.AHMAD, N. 1944a. On the spawning habits and development of the so-called freshwater shark,Wallagonia attu (Bloch & Schneider). Proc. Nat. Inst. Sci. India, 10(2) : 193-199.Spawning habits, egg membranes and water absorption, structure of the fertilized egg, cleavage,formation of embryo, hatching, newly hatched larva, older stages and one week old fry with figures.AHMAD, N. 1944b. The spawning habits and early stages in the development of the carp, Labeo gonius( Hamilton) with hints for distinguishing eggs, embryos and larvae of Labeo gonius, Cirrhina mrigala andWallagonia attu. Ibid., 10(3): 343-354.Spawning habits, ripe egg, fertlised egg, segmentation, embryonic development, hatching and larvaldevelopment till 5 weeks old fry condition of Labeo gonius; distinguishing features of the eggs, embryosand larvae of L. gonius, C. mrigala and W. attu with figures.AHMAD, N. 1946. On the spawning habits and culture of katli, Barbus (Lissochilus) hexagonolepisMcClelland. Bengal Govt. Fish. Dev. Pamphlet, No. 2: 4-8.Spawning ground, breeding habits and enemies of eggs and young stages.
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52JONES, S. 1960c. Notes on eggs, l
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54JONES, S. and P.M.G MENON 1951a.
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56KADAM, K.M. 1956. The development
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58KHAN, H. 1929. Early stages in th
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60KISHINOUYE, K. 1919. Larval and j
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62KUTHALINGAM, M.D.K. 1959b. Observ
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64MACKAY, W.S.S. 1945b. Trout of Tr
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66MAZUMDAR, S.R. 1957a. On the spaw
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68MITHRA, G.N. 1942. Rate of growth
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70MOOKERJEE, H.K. and R.N. BHATTACH
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72MOOKERJEE, H.K. and S.R. MAZUMDAR
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74NAIR, G.S. 1961. On the developme
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76NAIR, R.V. and K.H. MOHAMED 1961c
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78PALEKAR, V.C. and K.R. KARANDIKAR
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80PILLAI, S.R. 1964. Maturation and
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82PRABHU, M.S. 1956. Maturation of
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84QAYYUM, A. and S.Z. QASIM 1964a.
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86RAI, U.S. 1948b. Effect of the we
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88RAJU, G. 1963. Spawning of the oc
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90RAO, M. BABU 1965. Biological stu
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92SADASIVAN, V. 1953. Preliminary o
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94SARKAR, H.L. and N.K. KAUSHIK 195
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96SEKHARAN, K.V. 1965. On the macke
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98Sivaprakasam, 1965 (Contd.)Maturi
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100SRINIVASACHAR, H.R. 1957b. Devel
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102SUNDARARAJ, B.I. and L.S. RAMASW
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104THILLAYAMPALAM, F.M. 1948. Scoli
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106UPADHYAYA, M.P. 1956a. Survival
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108WEBER, M. and L.F. De BEAUFORT 1
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110YABE, H. 1951. Larva of the swor
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112Scoliodon sorrakowah (Contd.)Pri
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114Megalops cyprinoides (Contd.)Har
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116Sardinella longiceps (Contd.)Fam
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118Chanos chanos (Contd.)Fam. STOMI
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120Barbus (Puntius ) dubius (Contd.
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122Catla catla (Contd.) Chacko, 195
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124Labeo boga (Hamilton) Khan, 1923
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126Tachysurus jatius (Hamilton)Wall
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128Fam. ANGUILLIDAEFam. CONGRIDAEAn
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130Bregmaceros macclellandi (Contd.
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132Mugil parsia (Contd.)Valamugil (
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134Ambassis gymnocephalus (Lacepede
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136Decapterus russelli (Contd.)Gerr
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138Lethrinus nematacanthus Bleeker
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142Istiophorus gladius (Contd.) Day
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144Periophthalmus pearsi EggertJone
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148Etroplus 138, 139 Katsuwonus 141
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150Tinca 125 Uroconger 128Toxotes 1
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152External gills Ranada and Kevalr
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154Reproduction - general Khan and
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