676
Chaudhuri H (1960) Experiments on induced spawning of
Indian carps with pituitary injections. Indian J Fish
7:20–48
Chaudhuri H, Alikunhi KH (1957) Observations on the
spawning in Indian carps by hormone injection. Curr
Sci 26:381–382
Chauhan BS, Ramakrishna G (1958) On the occurrence of
fi sh mortality due to helminthic infestation by cestode
cysts in a stocking tank at Nagpur (India). Indian J
Helminth 10(1):53–55
Chumley J (1910) Bibliography of limnological literature.
In: Murray and Pullar’s bathymatrical survey of the
Scottish Lochs, 1, pp 659–673 (List of Publications by
Forel, pp 685–689)
Coates D, Nunn MJ, Uwate KR (1989) Epizootic
ulcerative disease of freshwater fi sh in Papua New
Guinea. Sci New Guinea 15:1–11
Cook RE (1977) Raymond Lindeman and the trophic
dynamic concept in ecology. Science 198:22–26
Coxton FE, Cowden DJ (1950) Applied general statistics.
Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons, London, pp 944
Cruickshank R (1972) Medical microbiology. Churchill
Livingstone and ELBS, London, pp 1070
Cruz-Lacierda ER, Shariff M (1995) Experimental transmission of Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome (EUS) in
snakehead ( Ophicephalus striatus ). In: Shariff M,
Arthur JR, Subasinghe RP (eds) Diseases in Asian
aquaculture. Fish Health Section, Asian Fisheries
Society, Manila, pp 327–336
Darlington PJ Jr (1957) Zoogeography: the geographical
distribution of animals. Wiley, New York, pp 675
Day F (1873) Report on the freshwater fi sh and fi sheries
of India and Burma, pp 22, 23, 35, 36 Calcutta
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. 195 pls, Text and Atlas in
4 parts, W M Dawson and Sons Ltd., London, xx + 778
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.
De DK, Datta NC (1990) Studies on certain aspects of
morphophysiology of Indian shad, hilsa, Tenualosa
ilisha (Hamilton) in relation to food and feeding
habits. Indian J Fish 37:189–198
Desai VR (1994) Endangered, vulnerable and rare fi shes
of river Mahanadi. In: Threatened fi shes of India.
Natcon Publication No.4 (UP), pp 63–68, pp 384
Dey SC (1973) Studies on the distribution and taxonomy
of the Ichthyofauna of the hill streams of KamrupKhasi- 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 (1981) Studies on the hydrobiological conditions of
some commercially important lakes (Beels) of Kamrup
district of Assam and their bearing on fi sh production.
18 Figs., 8 pls., Final technical report, North-Eastern
Council, Govt. of India, Shillong, pp 177
Dey NC, Dey TK (1980) Practical pathology and microbiology. Allied Agency, Calcutta, pp 188
Dey SC, Kar D (1990) Fish yield trend in Sone, a tectonic
lake of Assam. Matsya 15–16:39–43
Dey SC, Kar D (1994) Phytoplankton dynamics of Lake
Sone in Assam. Bull Life Sci IV:49–54
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
Dhar N, Goswami MM, Kar D (2004a) Aquatic macrophytes in Baskandi Lake, an Oxbow Lake of Barak
Basin, Assam. Environ Ecol 22(Spl.4):606–608
Dhar N, Goswami MM, Kar D (2004b) Cooperative
movement: need for the hour in capture fi shery sector.
In: Goswami PJ, Acharjee PR (eds) Cooperative
movement in Assam: problems and prospects. G.C.
College Employees’ Credit and Thrift Cooperative
Society Ltd., Silchar, pp 113–116, pp xiv + 124
Dickman SR, Bray RH (1940) Colorimetric determination
of phosphate. Ind Eng Chem (Anal) 12:665–668
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 UK, pp 615–657
FAO (1962) Rapport au Government de la Re’ publique
du Niger sur la situation et’ evolution de la pe^che au
Niger: Base’ sur le travail de M. Jaques M.A. Daget’,
Rapp. FAO/PEAT,1525, 27 pp
FAO (1963) Modern fi shing gears of the world. In: Proceedings of 2nd world fi shing gear congress, London
FAO (1974) Design of fi sheries statistical surveys: inland
waters. Food and Agricultural Organisation. Fisheries
technical paper 133, pp 1–122
FAO (1986) Report of the expert consultation on ulcerative fi sh diseases in the Asia-Pacifi c Region (TCP/
RAS/4508), Bangkok, 5–9 Aug 1986. FAO Regional
offi ce for Asia and the Pacifi c, Bangkok
Fernando CH, Furtado JJ (1975) Reservoir fi shery
resources of South-East Asia. Bull Fish Res Stn Sri
Lanka 26(1–2):83–95
Forbes EB (1897) A contribution to a knowledge of North
American freshwater Cyclopidae. Bull Illinois State
Lab Nat Hist 15:27–83
Forel FA (1892–1904) Le Le’man, Monographie limnologique, Lausanne, 3 vols
Forel FA (1895) Le Le’man. Monographie limnologique,
vol II. Lausanne, pp 651
Forel FA (1901) Handbuch der Seenkunde. Allgemeine.
Limnologie, Stuttgart, pp 249
Forman RT, Godran M (1986) Landscape ecology. Wiley,
New York
Fraser GC, Callinan RB, Calder LM (1992) Aphanomyces
species associated with red spot disease: an ulcerative
disease of estuarine fi sh of Eastern Australia. J Fish
Dis 15:173–181
Frerichs GN, Millar SD, Roberts RJ (1986) Ulcerative
disease rhabdovirus in fi sh in South-East Asia. Nature
322:216 p
Gadgil M, Reddy BM (1989) Fisherfolk of Karnataka
Coast: ecological overview: technical report. Centre
for Ecological Sciences, Indian Institute of Science,
Bangalore, pp 113
General Suggested Readings
Chaudhuri H (1960) Experiments on induced spawning of
Indian carps with pituitary injections. Indian J Fish
7:20–48
Chaudhuri H, Alikunhi KH (1957) Observations on the
spawning in Indian carps by hormone injection. Curr
Sci 26:381–382
Chauhan BS, Ramakrishna G (1958) On the occurrence of
fi sh mortality due to helminthic infestation by cestode
cysts in a stocking tank at Nagpur (India). Indian J
Helminth 10(1):53–55
Chumley J (1910) Bibliography of limnological literature.
In: Murray and Pullar’s bathymatrical survey of the
Scottish Lochs, 1, pp 659–673 (List of Publications by
Forel, pp 685–689)
Coates D, Nunn MJ, Uwate KR (1989) Epizootic
ulcerative disease of freshwater fi sh in Papua New
Guinea. Sci New Guinea 15:1–11
Cook RE (1977) Raymond Lindeman and the trophic
dynamic concept in ecology. Science 198:22–26
Coxton FE, Cowden DJ (1950) Applied general statistics.
Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons, London, pp 944
Cruickshank R (1972) Medical microbiology. Churchill
Livingstone and ELBS, London, pp 1070
Cruz-Lacierda ER, Shariff M (1995) Experimental transmission of Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome (EUS) in
snakehead ( Ophicephalus striatus ). In: Shariff M,
Arthur JR, Subasinghe RP (eds) Diseases in Asian
aquaculture. Fish Health Section, Asian Fisheries
Society, Manila, pp 327–336
Darlington PJ Jr (1957) Zoogeography: the geographical
distribution of animals. Wiley, New York, pp 675
Day F (1873) Report on the freshwater fi sh and fi sheries
of India and Burma, pp 22, 23, 35, 36 Calcutta
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. 195 pls, Text and Atlas in
4 parts, W M Dawson and Sons Ltd., London, xx + 778
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.
De DK, Datta NC (1990) Studies on certain aspects of
morphophysiology of Indian shad, hilsa, Tenualosa
ilisha (Hamilton) in relation to food and feeding
habits. Indian J Fish 37:189–198
Desai VR (1994) Endangered, vulnerable and rare fi shes
of river Mahanadi. In: Threatened fi shes of India.
Natcon Publication No.4 (UP), pp 63–68, pp 384
Dey SC (1973) Studies on the distribution and taxonomy
of the Ichthyofauna of the hill streams of KamrupKhasi- 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 (1981) Studies on the hydrobiological conditions of
some commercially important lakes (Beels) of Kamrup
district of Assam and their bearing on fi sh production.
18 Figs., 8 pls., Final technical report, North-Eastern
Council, Govt. of India, Shillong, pp 177
Dey NC, Dey TK (1980) Practical pathology and microbiology. Allied Agency, Calcutta, pp 188
Dey SC, Kar D (1990) Fish yield trend in Sone, a tectonic
lake of Assam. Matsya 15–16:39–43
Dey SC, Kar D (1994) Phytoplankton dynamics of Lake
Sone in Assam. Bull Life Sci IV:49–54
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
Dhar N, Goswami MM, Kar D (2004a) Aquatic macrophytes in Baskandi Lake, an Oxbow Lake of Barak
Basin, Assam. Environ Ecol 22(Spl.4):606–608
Dhar N, Goswami MM, Kar D (2004b) Cooperative
movement: need for the hour in capture fi shery sector.
In: Goswami PJ, Acharjee PR (eds) Cooperative
movement in Assam: problems and prospects. G.C.
College Employees’ Credit and Thrift Cooperative
Society Ltd., Silchar, pp 113–116, pp xiv + 124
Dickman SR, Bray RH (1940) Colorimetric determination
of phosphate. Ind Eng Chem (Anal) 12:665–668
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 UK, pp 615–657
FAO (1962) Rapport au Government de la Re’ publique
du Niger sur la situation et’ evolution de la pe^che au
Niger: Base’ sur le travail de M. Jaques M.A. Daget’,
Rapp. FAO/PEAT,1525, 27 pp
FAO (1963) Modern fi shing gears of the world. In: Proceedings of 2nd world fi shing gear congress, London
FAO (1974) Design of fi sheries statistical surveys: inland
waters. Food and Agricultural Organisation. Fisheries
technical paper 133, pp 1–122
FAO (1986) Report of the expert consultation on ulcerative fi sh diseases in the Asia-Pacifi c Region (TCP/
RAS/4508), Bangkok, 5–9 Aug 1986. FAO Regional
offi ce for Asia and the Pacifi c, Bangkok
Fernando CH, Furtado JJ (1975) Reservoir fi shery
resources of South-East Asia. Bull Fish Res Stn Sri
Lanka 26(1–2):83–95
Forbes EB (1897) A contribution to a knowledge of North
American freshwater Cyclopidae. Bull Illinois State
Lab Nat Hist 15:27–83
Forel FA (1892–1904) Le Le’man, Monographie limnologique, Lausanne, 3 vols
Forel FA (1895) Le Le’man. Monographie limnologique,
vol II. Lausanne, pp 651
Forel FA (1901) Handbuch der Seenkunde. Allgemeine.
Limnologie, Stuttgart, pp 249
Forman RT, Godran M (1986) Landscape ecology. Wiley,
New York
Fraser GC, Callinan RB, Calder LM (1992) Aphanomyces
species associated with red spot disease: an ulcerative
disease of estuarine fi sh of Eastern Australia. J Fish
Dis 15:173–181
Frerichs GN, Millar SD, Roberts RJ (1986) Ulcerative
disease rhabdovirus in fi sh in South-East Asia. Nature
322:216 p
Gadgil M, Reddy BM (1989) Fisherfolk of Karnataka
Coast: ecological overview: technical report. Centre
for Ecological Sciences, Indian Institute of Science,
Bangalore, pp 113
General Suggested Readings