286
Beverton RJH, Holt SJ (1957) On the dynamics of
exploited fish population. Fisheries Investigations.
London. Series 2(9):533
Grover HJ, Juliano RO (1976) Length- weight relationship of pond raised milk fish in Philippines.
Aquaculture 7:339–746
Hile R (1936) Age and growth of Cisco Leucichthys artedi
(Le sueur) in the lake of the north eastern highlands,
Wisconsin. US Bur Fish Bull 48:211–317
Johal MS, Tandon KK (1983) Age, growth & lengthweight relationship of Catla catla and Cirrhina mrigala
(pisces) from sukhna lake. Chandigarh. (India). Vestrik
Ceskoslovenske Spolecnosti Zoologicke 47:87–98
Kumar R, Sharma BK, Sharma LL, Upadhyay B (2006)
Length- weight relationship and condition factor of
Catla catla (Hamilton) and Labeo rohita (Hamilton)
from Daya reservoir, Udaipur (Rajasthan). J Int Fish
Soc India 38(1):72–76
Lecren ED (1951) The length – weight relationship and
seasonal cycle in the age and growth of the perch
(Perca fluviatilis) from the opercular bone. J Anim
Ecol 20:201–219
MacGregor JS (1959) Relationship between fish
condition and population size in the Sardine
(Sardinops caeruleus). U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Fish Bulletin 60:216–230
Martin WR (1949) The mechanism of environmental
control of body form of fishes. Univ Toronto Stud Biol
58 Publ Fish Res Lab 78:1–91
Mirza AM, Ahmad I, Mirza MR (1988) Biologia
34:201–207. Cited by Muhammad Z, Yasmin M,
Shamim A, Aneesa S (2003) Weight length and condition factor relationship of Thaila, Catla catla from
Rawal Dam, Islamabad. Pak J Biol Sci
6(17):1532–1534
Rounsefell GA, Everhart WH (1953) Fishery science, its
methods and applications. Publication Wiley, Inc/
Chapman & Hall Ltd., New York/London, 444
Spencer H (1871) The population of Biology – vider
Jhingran, V.G. (1952) General length – weight
relationship of three major carps of India. Proc Nat
Sci India 18(5):449–460
Srivastava S, Pandey AK (1981) Length- weight
relationship and condition factor of three Indian
major carps in composite fish farming. Matsya
7:70–74
Wooton RJ (1990) Ecology of teleost fishes. Chapman &
Hall, London
Zafar M, Mussaddaq Y, Akhter S, Sultan A (2003)
Weight – length and condition factor relationship of
thaila, Catla catla from Rawal Dam, Islamabad
Pakistan. J Biol Sci 6(17):1532–1534
S. Anitha Kumari and N. Sree Ram Kumar
Beverton RJH, Holt SJ (1957) On the dynamics of
exploited fish population. Fisheries Investigations.
London. Series 2(9):533
Grover HJ, Juliano RO (1976) Length- weight relationship of pond raised milk fish in Philippines.
Aquaculture 7:339–746
Hile R (1936) Age and growth of Cisco Leucichthys artedi
(Le sueur) in the lake of the north eastern highlands,
Wisconsin. US Bur Fish Bull 48:211–317
Johal MS, Tandon KK (1983) Age, growth & lengthweight relationship of Catla catla and Cirrhina mrigala
(pisces) from sukhna lake. Chandigarh. (India). Vestrik
Ceskoslovenske Spolecnosti Zoologicke 47:87–98
Kumar R, Sharma BK, Sharma LL, Upadhyay B (2006)
Length- weight relationship and condition factor of
Catla catla (Hamilton) and Labeo rohita (Hamilton)
from Daya reservoir, Udaipur (Rajasthan). J Int Fish
Soc India 38(1):72–76
Lecren ED (1951) The length – weight relationship and
seasonal cycle in the age and growth of the perch
(Perca fluviatilis) from the opercular bone. J Anim
Ecol 20:201–219
MacGregor JS (1959) Relationship between fish
condition and population size in the Sardine
(Sardinops caeruleus). U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Fish Bulletin 60:216–230
Martin WR (1949) The mechanism of environmental
control of body form of fishes. Univ Toronto Stud Biol
58 Publ Fish Res Lab 78:1–91
Mirza AM, Ahmad I, Mirza MR (1988) Biologia
34:201–207. Cited by Muhammad Z, Yasmin M,
Shamim A, Aneesa S (2003) Weight length and condition factor relationship of Thaila, Catla catla from
Rawal Dam, Islamabad. Pak J Biol Sci
6(17):1532–1534
Rounsefell GA, Everhart WH (1953) Fishery science, its
methods and applications. Publication Wiley, Inc/
Chapman & Hall Ltd., New York/London, 444
Spencer H (1871) The population of Biology – vider
Jhingran, V.G. (1952) General length – weight
relationship of three major carps of India. Proc Nat
Sci India 18(5):449–460
Srivastava S, Pandey AK (1981) Length- weight
relationship and condition factor of three Indian
major carps in composite fish farming. Matsya
7:70–74
Wooton RJ (1990) Ecology of teleost fishes. Chapman &
Hall, London
Zafar M, Mussaddaq Y, Akhter S, Sultan A (2003)
Weight – length and condition factor relationship of
thaila, Catla catla from Rawal Dam, Islamabad
Pakistan. J Biol Sci 6(17):1532–1534
S. Anitha Kumari and N. Sree Ram Kumar