250
Beckere GC (1983) Fishes of Wisconsin. University of
Wisconsin Press, Madison
Bell FW (1978) Food from the sea: the economics and
politics of ocean fi sheries. Westview Press, Boulder
Benke AC, Van Ardsall TC Jr, Gillespie DM, Parish FK
(1984) Invertebrate productivity in a sub-tropical
backwater river: the importance of habitat and life history. Ecol Monogr 54:25–63
Bentham G, Hooker JD (1862) Genera plantarum: ad
exemplaria imprimis in Herberiis Kewensibus servata
defi nita/auctoribus. Londini: A. Black, London
Biswas K, Calder CC (1984) Handbook of common water
and marsh plants of India and Burma. Bishen Singh
Mahendra Pal Singh, Dehra Dun, pp 216
Blanford WT (1901) The distribution of vertebrate animals in India, Ceylon and Burma. Proc R Soc London
B 194:335–436
Burton JD, Liss PS (1976) Estuarine chemistry. Academic,
London, pp 229
Cairns J, McCormick PV, Niederlehner BR (1993) A proposed framework for developing indicators of ecosystem health. Hydrobiologia 263:1–44
CAMP (1998) Report of the workshop on ‘Conservation,
Assessment and Management Plan (CAMP) for freshwater fi shes of India’. Zoo Outreach Organization and
NBFGR, Lucknow, pp 156, 22–26 Sept 1997
Carpenter SR, Kitchell JF (1987) The temporal scale of
variance in limnetic primary production. Am Nat
129:417–433
Coxton FE, Cowden DJ (1950) Applied general statistics.
Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons, London, pp 944
Crawford RMM (1976) Tolerance of anoxia and the regulation of glycolysis in tree roots. In: Connel MGR,
Last FT (eds) Tree physiology and yield improvement.
Academic, London, pp 387–401
Cushing (1977) Ellis EA (1965) The broads . Collins,
London
Darlington PJ Jr (1957) Zoogeography: the geographical
distribution of animals. Wiley, New York, pp 675
Das B, Kar D (2012) Essentials of limnology and fi shery
science. Mangalam Publishers, New Delhi, pp 190
Datta Munshi JS, Srivastava MP (2002) Natural history of
fi shes and systematics of freshwater fi shes of India.
Narendra Publishing House, Delhi, xviii + 403
Day F (1878) The fi shes of India, being a natural history of
the fi shes known to inhabit the seas and freshwaters of
India, Burma and Ceylon. W M Dawson and Sons Ltd.,
London, xx + 778, 195 pls, Text and Atlas in 4 parts
Day F (1885) Relationship of the Indian and African
freshwater fi sh fauna. J Linn Soc (Zool) 18:308–317
Day F (1889) The fauna of British India, including Ceylon
and Burma: fi shes, vols I & II, pp 548 and 509
Dey SC (1973) Studies on the distribution and taxonomy of the Ichthyofauna of the hill streams of
Kamrup-Khasi- Garo regions of Assam with special
reference to the functional morphology of some
rheophillic fi shes. D.Sc. thesis, University of
Calcutta, India, xi + 299
Dey SC, Kar D (1989) An account of Hilsa ilisha
(Hamilton) of Lake Sone in the Karimganj district of
Assam. Bangladesh. J Zool 17(1):69–73
Dey SC, Kar D (1990) Fish yield trend in Sone, a tectonic
lake of Assam. Matsya 15–16:39–43
Dhar N (2004) Certain aspects of limnology and fi shery of
Baskandi Lake in the Cachar district of Assam. Ph.D.
thesis, University of Gauhati, Assam, pp 165
Dudgeon D (1995) The Ecology of rivers and streams in
Tropical Asia. In: Cushing CE, Cummins KW,
Minshall GW (eds) Ecosystems of the world 22: river
and stream ecosystems. Elsevier Press, Amsterdam,
pp 615–657
El-Sayed SZ, McWhinne MA (1979) Protein of the last
frontier. Oceanus 22(1):13–20
FAO (1974) Design of fi sheries statistical surveys: inland
waters. Food and Agricultural Organisation. Fisheries
technical paper 133, Rome, pp 1–122
Forman RT, Godran M (1986) Landscape ecology. Wiley,
New York
Fritsch FE (1965) The structure and reproduction of
Algae, vol. II: Phaeophyceae and Myxophyceae.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Ghosh SK, Lipton AP (1982) Ichthyofauna of the NEH
Region with special reference to their economic
importance. ICAR Research Complex, NEH Region,
Shillong, Spl Bull 1:119–126
Good RE, Whigham DF, Simpson RL (1978) Freshwater
wetlands: ecological processes and management
potential. Academic, New York, pp 378
Gulland JA (1974) The management of marine fi sheries.
University of Washington Press, Seattle
Gunther A (1880) An introduction to the study of fi shes.
Adams and Charles Black, Edinburgh, pp 720
Hamilton F (1822) An account of the fi shes found in the
river Ganges and its branches. Archibold Constable
and Company, Edinburgh, pp viii + 405
Hasler AD (1975) Coupling of land & water systems.
Springer, Berlin
Hooker JD (1972) The fl ora of British India. Published
under the authority of the secretary of state for India in
council. L. Reeve, London
Hora SL (1921) Indian Cyprinoid fi shes belonging to the
genus Garra with notes on the related species from
other countries. Rec Indian Mus 22:633–687
Hora SL (1937) Geographical distribution of Indian
Freshwater Fishes and its bearing on the probable land
connections between India and the adjacent countries.
Curr Sci 7:351–356
Hora SL (1951a) Fish geography of India. J Zool Soc
India 3(1):183–187
Hora SL (1951b) Some observations on the
Palaeogeography of the Garo-Rajmahal gap as evidenced by the distribution of the Malayan fauna and
fl ora to Peninsular India. Proc Nat Inst Sci India
17:437–444
Hora SL (1953) Fish distribution and Central Asian
orography. Curr Sci 22(4):93–94
15 Wetland Flora, Plankton, Productivity, Fauna and Fishes
Beckere GC (1983) Fishes of Wisconsin. University of
Wisconsin Press, Madison
Bell FW (1978) Food from the sea: the economics and
politics of ocean fi sheries. Westview Press, Boulder
Benke AC, Van Ardsall TC Jr, Gillespie DM, Parish FK
(1984) Invertebrate productivity in a sub-tropical
backwater river: the importance of habitat and life history. Ecol Monogr 54:25–63
Bentham G, Hooker JD (1862) Genera plantarum: ad
exemplaria imprimis in Herberiis Kewensibus servata
defi nita/auctoribus. Londini: A. Black, London
Biswas K, Calder CC (1984) Handbook of common water
and marsh plants of India and Burma. Bishen Singh
Mahendra Pal Singh, Dehra Dun, pp 216
Blanford WT (1901) The distribution of vertebrate animals in India, Ceylon and Burma. Proc R Soc London
B 194:335–436
Burton JD, Liss PS (1976) Estuarine chemistry. Academic,
London, pp 229
Cairns J, McCormick PV, Niederlehner BR (1993) A proposed framework for developing indicators of ecosystem health. Hydrobiologia 263:1–44
CAMP (1998) Report of the workshop on ‘Conservation,
Assessment and Management Plan (CAMP) for freshwater fi shes of India’. Zoo Outreach Organization and
NBFGR, Lucknow, pp 156, 22–26 Sept 1997
Carpenter SR, Kitchell JF (1987) The temporal scale of
variance in limnetic primary production. Am Nat
129:417–433
Coxton FE, Cowden DJ (1950) Applied general statistics.
Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons, London, pp 944
Crawford RMM (1976) Tolerance of anoxia and the regulation of glycolysis in tree roots. In: Connel MGR,
Last FT (eds) Tree physiology and yield improvement.
Academic, London, pp 387–401
Cushing (1977) Ellis EA (1965) The broads . Collins,
London
Darlington PJ Jr (1957) Zoogeography: the geographical
distribution of animals. Wiley, New York, pp 675
Das B, Kar D (2012) Essentials of limnology and fi shery
science. Mangalam Publishers, New Delhi, pp 190
Datta Munshi JS, Srivastava MP (2002) Natural history of
fi shes and systematics of freshwater fi shes of India.
Narendra Publishing House, Delhi, xviii + 403
Day F (1878) The fi shes of India, being a natural history of
the fi shes known to inhabit the seas and freshwaters of
India, Burma and Ceylon. W M Dawson and Sons Ltd.,
London, xx + 778, 195 pls, Text and Atlas in 4 parts
Day F (1885) Relationship of the Indian and African
freshwater fi sh fauna. J Linn Soc (Zool) 18:308–317
Day F (1889) The fauna of British India, including Ceylon
and Burma: fi shes, vols I & II, pp 548 and 509
Dey SC (1973) Studies on the distribution and taxonomy of the Ichthyofauna of the hill streams of
Kamrup-Khasi- Garo regions of Assam with special
reference to the functional morphology of some
rheophillic fi shes. D.Sc. thesis, University of
Calcutta, India, xi + 299
Dey SC, Kar D (1989) An account of Hilsa ilisha
(Hamilton) of Lake Sone in the Karimganj district of
Assam. Bangladesh. J Zool 17(1):69–73
Dey SC, Kar D (1990) Fish yield trend in Sone, a tectonic
lake of Assam. Matsya 15–16:39–43
Dhar N (2004) Certain aspects of limnology and fi shery of
Baskandi Lake in the Cachar district of Assam. Ph.D.
thesis, University of Gauhati, Assam, pp 165
Dudgeon D (1995) The Ecology of rivers and streams in
Tropical Asia. In: Cushing CE, Cummins KW,
Minshall GW (eds) Ecosystems of the world 22: river
and stream ecosystems. Elsevier Press, Amsterdam,
pp 615–657
El-Sayed SZ, McWhinne MA (1979) Protein of the last
frontier. Oceanus 22(1):13–20
FAO (1974) Design of fi sheries statistical surveys: inland
waters. Food and Agricultural Organisation. Fisheries
technical paper 133, Rome, pp 1–122
Forman RT, Godran M (1986) Landscape ecology. Wiley,
New York
Fritsch FE (1965) The structure and reproduction of
Algae, vol. II: Phaeophyceae and Myxophyceae.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Ghosh SK, Lipton AP (1982) Ichthyofauna of the NEH
Region with special reference to their economic
importance. ICAR Research Complex, NEH Region,
Shillong, Spl Bull 1:119–126
Good RE, Whigham DF, Simpson RL (1978) Freshwater
wetlands: ecological processes and management
potential. Academic, New York, pp 378
Gulland JA (1974) The management of marine fi sheries.
University of Washington Press, Seattle
Gunther A (1880) An introduction to the study of fi shes.
Adams and Charles Black, Edinburgh, pp 720
Hamilton F (1822) An account of the fi shes found in the
river Ganges and its branches. Archibold Constable
and Company, Edinburgh, pp viii + 405
Hasler AD (1975) Coupling of land & water systems.
Springer, Berlin
Hooker JD (1972) The fl ora of British India. Published
under the authority of the secretary of state for India in
council. L. Reeve, London
Hora SL (1921) Indian Cyprinoid fi shes belonging to the
genus Garra with notes on the related species from
other countries. Rec Indian Mus 22:633–687
Hora SL (1937) Geographical distribution of Indian
Freshwater Fishes and its bearing on the probable land
connections between India and the adjacent countries.
Curr Sci 7:351–356
Hora SL (1951a) Fish geography of India. J Zool Soc
India 3(1):183–187
Hora SL (1951b) Some observations on the
Palaeogeography of the Garo-Rajmahal gap as evidenced by the distribution of the Malayan fauna and
fl ora to Peninsular India. Proc Nat Inst Sci India
17:437–444
Hora SL (1953) Fish distribution and Central Asian
orography. Curr Sci 22(4):93–94
15 Wetland Flora, Plankton, Productivity, Fauna and Fishes