435
Kannan V, Job SV (1980b) Diurnal, seasonal and vertical
study of primary production in Sathiar reservoir.
Hydrobiologia 70(1–2):171–178
Kar D (1990) Limnology and fi sheries of Lake Sone in the
Cachar district of Assam (India). Matsya 15–16:209–213
Kar D (1998) Biodiversity conservation prioritisation project (BCPP) in India. In: Proceedings of the international project fi nalisation symposium of BCPP, World
Wide Fund (WWF) for Nature-India, 1, New Delhi
Kar D (1999) Preliminary study of limnology and aquatic
biota of Rudra Sagar wetland in South Tripura. In:
Proceedings of the regional seminar on biodiversity,
Guwahati, Assam, 1
Kar D (2004) A glimpse into the fi sh bioresources of
North-East India with a note on their management,
conservation and biotechnological potential. In:
Proceedings of the (Invited Lecture) DBT-sponsored
national symposium on biodiversity conservation and
sustainable utilisation of environmental resources,
Tripura University, 10–11 Jan 2004, 9 p
Kar D (2007a) Fundamentals of limnology and aquaculture biotechnology. Daya Publishing House, New
Delhi, pp vi + 609
Kar D (2007b) Sustainability issues of inland fi sh biodiversity and fi sheries in Barak drainage (Assam), in
Mizoram and Tripura, pp 555–560. In: Madhusoodana
Kurup B, Ravindran K (eds) Sustain fi sh, pp xii + 863.
School of Industrial Fisheries, Cochin University of
Science & Technology (CUSAT): Proceedings of
international symposium on ‘Improved sustainability
of fi sh production systems and appropriate technologies for utilisation’, Cochin, 16–18 Mar 2005
Kar D (2012) Essentials of fi sh biology. Dominant
Publishers, New Delhi, pp vii + 244
Kar D, Barbhuiya MH (2000) Ichthyodiversity of Chatla
Haor: a fl oodplain wetland in Barak valley Region of
Assam. In: Pandey BN, Singh BK (eds) Advances in
zoology and environmental degradation and biodiversity. Daya Publishing House, New Delhi, pp 3–6, pp 279
Kar D, Mandal M, Laskar BA, Dhar N, Barbhuiya MH
(2000) Ichthyofauna of some of the oxbow lakes in
Barak valley region of Assam. Proceedings of national
symposium wetlands and fi sheries research in the new
millennium, vol 1, 16 p
Kar D, Barbhuiya MH (2004) Abundance and diversity of
Zooplankton in Chatla Haor, a fl oodplain wetland in
Cachar district of Assam. Environ Ecol 22(1):247–248
Kar D, Dey SC (2002) On the occurrence of Advanced fry
of Hilsa (Tenualosa) ilisha (Hamilton-Buchanan) in
Chatla Haor Seasonal wetland of Assam. Proc Zool
Soc Calcutta 55(2):15–19
Kar D, Dey SC, Roy A (2002) Prevalence of Epizootic
Ulcerative Syndrome among fi shes of Assam. In:
Proceedings of the regional symposium on biodiversity, S.S. College, Assam (Central) University,
Hailakandi, Assam
Khan MA, Zutshi DP (1980) Primary productivity and
trophic status of a Kashmir Himalayan lake.
Hydrobiologia 68(1):3–8
Kiran R, Ramachandra TV (1999) A study of the physicchemical characteristics of lakes of Bangalore. In:
Proceedings of the lake 2000. Indian Institute of
Science, Bangalore
Kiran R, Deepa RS, Ramachandra TV (1999) Comparative
water quality assessment of Bannergatta and Yediyur
lakes of Bangalore. In: Maheshappa H, Raghavendra
Rao MN (eds) Proceedings of the national seminar on
environmental pollution: causes & remedies. P. E. S.
Institute of Technology, Bangalore, pp 166–182
Krishna MB, Chakrapani BK, Srinivasa TS (1996) Water
birds and wetlands of Bangalore. Karnataka State
Forest Department, Bangalore
Lakshman Rau (1986) Report of the Expert Committee
for Preservation, Restoration or otherwise of the existing tanks in Bangalore Metropolitan Area
Mathew PM (1972) Limnological investigations on the
Plankton of Govindgarh Lake and its correlation with
physical and chemical factors, primary productivity
and fi sh production. Ph.D. thesis of University of
Agra, UP
Michael RG (1969) Seasonal trends in physico-chemical
factors and plankton of freshwater fi sh pond and their
role in fi sh culture. Hydrobiologica 33(1):145–160
MOEF (2007) Conservation of wetlands in India: a profi le
(approach and guidelines). Ministry of Environment
and Forests (MOEF), Govt. of India (GOI), New
Delhi, pp 42
Motwani MP, Jayaram KC, Sehgal KL (1962) Fish and
fi sheries of Brahmaputra river system, Assam. I. Fish
fauna with observation on their zoogeographical signifi cance. Trop Ecol 3:17–43
NEC (2010) Summary report on integrated inland fi sheries
development project in North-Eastern States. NorthEastern Council, Govt. of India, Shillong, pp 176
NEERI (1988) A course manual of water and waste water
analysis. Sundaran BB (eds) National Environmental
Engineering Research Institute, Nagpur-20, pp 111–145
Nichols JT (1928) Fishes of the White Nile (with table of
world’s freshwater fi sh faunae). American Museum
Novitates No. 319
Pearsall WH (1938) The soil complex in relation to plant
communities. I. Oxidation-reduction potentials in
soils. J Ecol 26:180–193
Pearsall WH (1949) The English lakes and their development. New Biol 6:9–28
Prasad VP, Mason D, Marburger JE, Kumar CRA (1996)
Illustrated fl ora of Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur,
Rajasthan. Bombay Natural History Society, Mumbai,
435 pp
Ranjeev B, Chakrapani BK, Devashish K, Nagarathna AV,
Ramachandra TV (1996) Fish mortality in Bangalore
lakes, India. Electron Green J 6:1–5
Rege SN, Shreedhara DS, Jagadish DS, Singh TS, Murthy
TVR, Garg (1996) Wetlands of Karnataka, Project
report. Ministry of Environment and Forests.
Karnataka State Remote Sensing Applications Centre,
Bangalore and Space Applications Centre (ISRO),
Ahmedabad
Suggested Readings
Kannan V, Job SV (1980b) Diurnal, seasonal and vertical
study of primary production in Sathiar reservoir.
Hydrobiologia 70(1–2):171–178
Kar D (1990) Limnology and fi sheries of Lake Sone in the
Cachar district of Assam (India). Matsya 15–16:209–213
Kar D (1998) Biodiversity conservation prioritisation project (BCPP) in India. In: Proceedings of the international project fi nalisation symposium of BCPP, World
Wide Fund (WWF) for Nature-India, 1, New Delhi
Kar D (1999) Preliminary study of limnology and aquatic
biota of Rudra Sagar wetland in South Tripura. In:
Proceedings of the regional seminar on biodiversity,
Guwahati, Assam, 1
Kar D (2004) A glimpse into the fi sh bioresources of
North-East India with a note on their management,
conservation and biotechnological potential. In:
Proceedings of the (Invited Lecture) DBT-sponsored
national symposium on biodiversity conservation and
sustainable utilisation of environmental resources,
Tripura University, 10–11 Jan 2004, 9 p
Kar D (2007a) Fundamentals of limnology and aquaculture biotechnology. Daya Publishing House, New
Delhi, pp vi + 609
Kar D (2007b) Sustainability issues of inland fi sh biodiversity and fi sheries in Barak drainage (Assam), in
Mizoram and Tripura, pp 555–560. In: Madhusoodana
Kurup B, Ravindran K (eds) Sustain fi sh, pp xii + 863.
School of Industrial Fisheries, Cochin University of
Science & Technology (CUSAT): Proceedings of
international symposium on ‘Improved sustainability
of fi sh production systems and appropriate technologies for utilisation’, Cochin, 16–18 Mar 2005
Kar D (2012) Essentials of fi sh biology. Dominant
Publishers, New Delhi, pp vii + 244
Kar D, Barbhuiya MH (2000) Ichthyodiversity of Chatla
Haor: a fl oodplain wetland in Barak valley Region of
Assam. In: Pandey BN, Singh BK (eds) Advances in
zoology and environmental degradation and biodiversity. Daya Publishing House, New Delhi, pp 3–6, pp 279
Kar D, Mandal M, Laskar BA, Dhar N, Barbhuiya MH
(2000) Ichthyofauna of some of the oxbow lakes in
Barak valley region of Assam. Proceedings of national
symposium wetlands and fi sheries research in the new
millennium, vol 1, 16 p
Kar D, Barbhuiya MH (2004) Abundance and diversity of
Zooplankton in Chatla Haor, a fl oodplain wetland in
Cachar district of Assam. Environ Ecol 22(1):247–248
Kar D, Dey SC (2002) On the occurrence of Advanced fry
of Hilsa (Tenualosa) ilisha (Hamilton-Buchanan) in
Chatla Haor Seasonal wetland of Assam. Proc Zool
Soc Calcutta 55(2):15–19
Kar D, Dey SC, Roy A (2002) Prevalence of Epizootic
Ulcerative Syndrome among fi shes of Assam. In:
Proceedings of the regional symposium on biodiversity, S.S. College, Assam (Central) University,
Hailakandi, Assam
Khan MA, Zutshi DP (1980) Primary productivity and
trophic status of a Kashmir Himalayan lake.
Hydrobiologia 68(1):3–8
Kiran R, Ramachandra TV (1999) A study of the physicchemical characteristics of lakes of Bangalore. In:
Proceedings of the lake 2000. Indian Institute of
Science, Bangalore
Kiran R, Deepa RS, Ramachandra TV (1999) Comparative
water quality assessment of Bannergatta and Yediyur
lakes of Bangalore. In: Maheshappa H, Raghavendra
Rao MN (eds) Proceedings of the national seminar on
environmental pollution: causes & remedies. P. E. S.
Institute of Technology, Bangalore, pp 166–182
Krishna MB, Chakrapani BK, Srinivasa TS (1996) Water
birds and wetlands of Bangalore. Karnataka State
Forest Department, Bangalore
Lakshman Rau (1986) Report of the Expert Committee
for Preservation, Restoration or otherwise of the existing tanks in Bangalore Metropolitan Area
Mathew PM (1972) Limnological investigations on the
Plankton of Govindgarh Lake and its correlation with
physical and chemical factors, primary productivity
and fi sh production. Ph.D. thesis of University of
Agra, UP
Michael RG (1969) Seasonal trends in physico-chemical
factors and plankton of freshwater fi sh pond and their
role in fi sh culture. Hydrobiologica 33(1):145–160
MOEF (2007) Conservation of wetlands in India: a profi le
(approach and guidelines). Ministry of Environment
and Forests (MOEF), Govt. of India (GOI), New
Delhi, pp 42
Motwani MP, Jayaram KC, Sehgal KL (1962) Fish and
fi sheries of Brahmaputra river system, Assam. I. Fish
fauna with observation on their zoogeographical signifi cance. Trop Ecol 3:17–43
NEC (2010) Summary report on integrated inland fi sheries
development project in North-Eastern States. NorthEastern Council, Govt. of India, Shillong, pp 176
NEERI (1988) A course manual of water and waste water
analysis. Sundaran BB (eds) National Environmental
Engineering Research Institute, Nagpur-20, pp 111–145
Nichols JT (1928) Fishes of the White Nile (with table of
world’s freshwater fi sh faunae). American Museum
Novitates No. 319
Pearsall WH (1938) The soil complex in relation to plant
communities. I. Oxidation-reduction potentials in
soils. J Ecol 26:180–193
Pearsall WH (1949) The English lakes and their development. New Biol 6:9–28
Prasad VP, Mason D, Marburger JE, Kumar CRA (1996)
Illustrated fl ora of Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur,
Rajasthan. Bombay Natural History Society, Mumbai,
435 pp
Ranjeev B, Chakrapani BK, Devashish K, Nagarathna AV,
Ramachandra TV (1996) Fish mortality in Bangalore
lakes, India. Electron Green J 6:1–5
Rege SN, Shreedhara DS, Jagadish DS, Singh TS, Murthy
TVR, Garg (1996) Wetlands of Karnataka, Project
report. Ministry of Environment and Forests.
Karnataka State Remote Sensing Applications Centre,
Bangalore and Space Applications Centre (ISRO),
Ahmedabad
Suggested Readings