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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PAPERS ON WETLANDS
FROM THE

.JOURNAL OF THE BOMBAY NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY

(VOLUMES 41-70)

ENVIS TEAM

Centre-in-Charge

: Mr. J.C. Daniel

Project Coordinator

: Dr. Asad R. Rahmani

Scientist

: Dr. Ranjit Manakadan

Research Associate

: Ms. Madhavi Inamdar

Editorial Adviser

: Dr. Gayatri Ugra

Note: Ms. Madhavi Inamdar left the project after entering
the bibliographic records for this issue. Further work was
undertaken by Dr. S. Alagarajan (Scientist), who joined
subsequently, along with the other ENVIS staff.

Editorial

In Vol.3, No. 3 of Buceros, we indexed the
papers on wetlands of Volumes 1 to 40 from the
Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society, now
in its ninety-seventh volume. This issue is a
continuation of the exercise, and covers Volumes
41 to 70. We are in the process of completing the
indexing of the rest of the volumes (till Volume 95)
in a forthcoming issue. For information on the
history of the Journal, kindly refer to Vol.3, No. 3 of
Buceros.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PAPERS ON WETLANDS FROM THE
JOURNAL OF THE BOMBAY NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY: VOLUMES 41-70

The references on wetland (inland, estuarine or marine) related publications in
volumes 41-70* of the Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society are listed below
under various subject heads.

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References on waterbird related papers are not included in this
bibliography, as they will be brought out as a separate publication.

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At the end of each reference, there is an additional entry of the site or sites (if
any) on which the paper is based. The references under each head are arranged
alphabetically and numbered in descending order. After the references under each
head, there is a list of names of places (in alphabetical order), with numbers following
them. These are the serial numbers of the reference in the bibliography mentioned
earlier. From these numbers, one can refer to the papers that pertain to a region, state
or site. The subject heads or sections for the references are as follows:

Aquatic

Vegetation

Freshwater, marine, mangrove, macrophytes and
phytoplankton; also hydrophilous plants.

Crustaceans

Crabs, prawns, lobsters, barnacles, etc.

Molluscs

Aquatic snails, bivalves, cuttlefish, squid and octopus

Insects

Aquatic insects, including those that have part of their life
stages in water.

Other

Invertebrates

Nereis, leech, earthworms, parasitic worms, corals, sponge,
jellyfish and zooplankton.

Fish

Freshwater or marine species.

Amphibians

All aquatic or terrestrial amphibians.

Reptiles

Crocodile, water monitor, turtles/tortoises and aquatic
snakes.

Mammals

Otter, fishing cat, dugong, dolphin, whale.

General

Broadbased accounts of wetlands and their flora and fauna

AQUATIC VEGETATION

1. Agarkar, D.S. (1969). Three little known species of Anabenopsis Wolosz.) Miller
from Gwalior, (M.P.). Vol. 66(2): 411-412. (Harsi dam, Central India. Gwalior,
Madhya Pradesh).

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2. Banerji, M. (1952). Replacement of inflorescence by turions in Caldesia reniforme
Makino. Vol. 50(3): 685-687.

3. Banerji, S.R. (1972). Infestation of Euryale ferox Salisb. by larvae of Nymphula
crisonalis Walker and trials on its control. Vol. 69(1): 79-90. (Darbhanga, Bihar).

4. Bharati, S.G. (1964). Chlorococcales from Kodaikanal South India. Vol. 61(2):
475-479. (Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu).

5. Biswas, K. (1945). A general review of the marine algae of the western coast of
India. Vol. 45(4): 515-530. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Karachi, Pakistan, Arabian
Sea)

6. Chauhan, U.S. (1971). Aquatic and marshy angiosperms of Roorkee sub-division.
Vol. 68(3): 750-755. (Roorkee, Uttar Pradesh).

7. DAlmeida, J.F.R. (1941). A contribution to the study of the biology and
physiological anatomy of Indian marsh and aquatic plants. Part I. Vol. 42(2): 298-
304.

8. DAlmeida, J.F.R. (1942). A contribution to the study of the biology and
physiological anatomy of Indian marsh and aquatic plants. Part II. Vol. 43(1):
92-96.

9. Desai, V.R. & S.J. Karamchandani (1968). A note on the food and feeding habits of
Tor Mahseer, Tor tor (Hamilton) from River Narmada. Vol. 65(2): 493-495.
(Hoshangabad, Madhya Pradesh). See for fish and aquatic vegetation.

10. Dutt, B.S.M. (1950). A note on the occurrence of the alga Draparnaldiopsis near
Kakinada, Madras Presidency. Vol. 49(2): 323. (Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh).

11. Erady, N.A. (1962). On self-conjugation in a species of Spirogyra Link. Vol. 59(2):
700-703.

12. Ganapati, S.V. (1940). The ecology of a temple tank containing a permanent bloom
of Microcystis aeruginosa (Kutz) Henfra. Vol. 42(1): 65-77. (Chennai, Tamil Nadu).

13. Gandhi, H.P. (1957). A contribution to our knowledge of the diatom genus
Pinnularia . Vol. 54(4): 845-852. (Dharwad, Karnataka).

14. Gandhi, H.P. (1958). Freshwater diatoms from Kolhapur and its immediate
environs. Vol. 55(3): 493-511. (Kolhapur, Maharashtra).

15. Gandhi, H.P. (1960). The diatom flora of the Bombay and Salsette islands.
Vol. 57(1): 78-123. (Mumbai, Maharashtra).

16. Gaudet, J.J. (1960). The submerged leaves of Nymphaea pubescens Willd.
Vol. 57(1): 234-236. (Khandala, Maharashtra).

17. Gaudet, J.J. (1963). The aquatic plants of the Khandala Talao. Vol. 60(1): 290-295.
(Khandala Talao Maharashtra).

18. Gonsalves, E.A. & N.D. Kamat. (1960). New species of Cyanophyceae from Mysore
State- 1. Vol. 57(2): 454-456. (Castle Rock, Deverayi, Londa, Karnataka).

19. Gonzalves, E. & Joshi, D.B. (1946). Fresh water algae near Bombay. I - The
seasonal succession of the algae in a tank at Bandra. Vol. 46(1): 154-176. (Bandra
tank, Mumbai, Maharashtra).

20. Gonzalves, E.A. & G.R. Sonnad. (1961). The genus Oedogonium in Mysore state.
Vol. 58(3): 715-723. (Dharwad, Belgaum, Karwar, Karnataka, Maharashtra).

21. Goyal, S.K. (1962). Algal flora of Jodhpur and its environs I. Charophyta.
Vol. 59(2): 447-452. (Jodhpur, Sambhar Lake, Mount Abu Lake, Rajasthan).

22. Goyal, S.K. (1964). Algal flora of Jodhpur and its environs II. Cyanophyta
(Contd.). Vol. 61(1): 68-73. (Jodhpur, Sambhar Lake, Mount Abu Lake, Rajasthan).

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23. Goyal, S.K. (1964). Algal flora of Jodhpur and its environs III. Oedogoniales.
Vol. 61(2): 385-395. (Jodhpur, Sambhar Lake, Mount Abu Lake, Rajasthan).

24. Gupta, K.M. & T. N. Bharadwaja (1956). Indian Marsileas: their morphology and
systematics. Vol. 53(3): 423-444.

25. Gupta, K.M. & T.N. Bharadwaja. (1957). Indian Marsileas: their morphology and
systematics. Vol. 54(3): 550-567.

26. Gupta, K.M. & T.N. Bhardwaja (1958). Indian Marsileas: their morphology and
systematics. (contd.). Vol. 55(2): 287-296.

27. Gupta, K.M. (1955). A new species of Marsilea from Ajmer, India. Vol. 53(2):
289-292. (Ajmer, Rajasthan).

28. Gupta, K.M. (1955). On the occurrence of Marsilea aegyptiaca Willd. in Jodhpur,
Rajasthan (India). Vol. 52(4): 954-956. (Jodhpur, Rajasthan).

29. Haldane, J.B.S. (1960). Water Hyacinth - An appeal for information. Vol. 57(1):
243. (Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Bangalore, Karnataka).

30. Hora, S.L., G.M. Mulik & H. Khajuria (1955). Some interesting features of the
aquatic fauna of the Kashmir valley. Vol. 53(1): 140-143. (Wular, Dal, Manas Bal
Lake, Jhelum River, Jammu & Kashmir).

31. Joshi, M.C. (1957). On the occurrence of Fritschiella tuberosa Iyeng. in Pilani
(Rajasthan). Vol. 54(4): 970-973. (Pilani, Rajasthan).

32. K.Sankaran Unni (1972). Seasonal variation in chemical constituents of some
aquatic plants. Vol. 69(1): 242-246. (Doodhadhari Lake, Raipur, Madhya Pradesh).

33. Kamat, N.D. (1965). Preservatives for freshwater algae. Vol. 62(1): 182-184.

34. Kamat, N.D. (1967). Cyanophyceae of Ahmedabad. Vol. 64(2): 397-400. (Kankaria
tank, Chandola Lake, Victoria Garden Ahmedabad, Gujarat).

35. Kamat, N.D. (1968). Algae of Alibag, Maharashtra. Vol. 65(1): 88-104. (Alibag,
Maharashtra).

36. Kamat, N.D. (1968). Algae of Simla. Vol. 65(1): 271-277. (Simla, Uttar Pradesh).

37. Kamat, N.D. (1973). Algae of Nainital. Vol. 70(1): 582-586. (Nainital, Himalayas,
Uttar Pradesh).

38. Kundu, B.C. (1941). Two new Nitellas. Vol. 42(4): 843-846. (Murree hills,
Calcutta, West Bengal).

39. Kundu, B.C. (1943). The morphology of the spines of Hygrophila spinosa T. Anders.

* Vol. 43(4): 678-680.

40. Kuriyan, G.K. (1950). The fouling organisms of Pearl Oyster cages. Vol. 49(1):
90-92. (Krusadai Islands, Gulf of Mannar, Tamil Nadu). See for seaweed.

41. Lakshmanan, C. (1951). A note on the occurrence of turions in Hydrilla verticillata
Presl. Vol. 49(4): 802-803.

42. Lawrence, C.A. (1960). The vegetation of Kanyakumari district (Cape Comorin).
Vol. 57(1): 184-195. (Tambraparni, Samanjakulam and Putherikulam tanks,
Vetkaikulam, Sundaikulam and Parakkaikulam reservoirs, Indian Ocean, Tamil
Nadu).

43. Maheshwari, J.K. & V. Singh. (1973). The aquatic and marshland plants of Bundi
district, Rajasthan. Vol. 70(3): 438-446. (Bundi District, Rajasthan).

44. Maheshwari, J.K. (1960). The Vegetation of marshes, swamps and riverside in
Khandwa district (Madhya Pradesh). Vol. 57(2): 371-387. (Khandwa plateau,
Sukta River, Narbbada division, Madhya Pradesh).

45. McCann, C. (1942). Observation on Indian duckweeds, Lemnaceae. Vol. 43(2):
148-162. (Mumbai, Maharashtra).

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46. McCann, C. (1952). Notes on the genus Salicornia Linn. (Chenopodiaceae).
Vol. 50(4): 870-873.

47. Misra, J.N. (1956). A systematic account of some littoral marine diatoms from the
west coast of India. Vol. 53(4): 537-569. (Okha, Dwarka, Porbandar, Veraval,
Gujarat, Arabian Sea).

48. Mudaliar, C.R. & H.S. Kamat. (1954). Backwater flora of the west coast of South

India. Vol. 52(1): 69-82. (Chetwayi, Ponnani Kerala, Baindur, Kundapura,

Karnataka, Karingot River, Kundapura River).

49. Nair, N.C. & K.C. Kannodia. (1959). A study of the vegetation of Ajit Sagar Bundh,
Rajasthan. Vol. 56(3): 524-557. (Ajit Sagar Bund, Khetri, Rajasthan).

50. Nair, N.C. & R.K. Bhartya (1962). A note on Euryale ferox Salisb. in Alwar,
Rajasthan. Vol. 59(1): 323. (Alwar, Rajasthan).

51. Nair, R.V. (1964). New record for Hydrolithrum wallichii Hook. F. in South India.
Vol. 61(3): 718-719. (Alwaye, Kerala).

52. Nair, R.V. (1965). New record of Utricularia minutissima Vahl in South India.
Vol. 62(1): 180-182. (Palghat, Kerala).

53. Navalkar, B.S. (1953). The analytical characters of some of the marshy vegetation
of Bombay and Saisette island. Vol. 51(3): 636-652. (Mahim, Vadala, Uran, Diva-
Mumbra Creek, Bandra, Chembur, Elephanta Island, Mumbai, Maharashtra).

54. Navalkar, B.S. (1951). Succession of the mangrove vegetation of Bombay and
Saisette Island. Vol. 50(1): 157-160. (Mumbai, Maharashtra).

55. Navalkar, P.S. (1956). Geographical distribution of the halophytic plants of
Bombay and Saisette Island. Vol. 53(3): 335-345. (Mahim, Manori and Thane
creeks, Elephanta Island, Mumbai, Maharashtra).

56. Navalker, B.S. (1956). Geographical distribution of the halophytic plants of
Bombay and Saisette Island. Vol. 53(3): 335-345. (Elephanta, Mahim Creek,
Manori Creek, Thane Creek, Mumbai, Maharashtra).

57. Patel, R.J. (1966). Coleochaete puluinata A Br. from Gujarat India; A new record.
Vol. 63(1): 222-224. (Valarao, Baroda, Gujarat).

58. Patel, R.J. (1966). Occurrence of the alga Oedogonium itzigsohnii var. minus from
Mahabaleshwar, India. Vol. 63(1): 224-226. (Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra).

59. Patel, R.J. (1969). On desmids of Gujarat. Vol. 66(2): 401-419. (Gujarat).

60. Patel, R.J. (1969). An emumeration of Chlorococcales of Gujarat. Vol. 66(3): 665-
668. (Mesarai and Balaram rivers, Kaira district, Baroda, Panchmahal, Gujarat).

61. Patel, R.J. (1970). On Chaetosphaeridium globosum (Nordst.). Klebahn from India.
Vol. 67(1): 130-132. (Vadodara, Gujarat).

62. Pradhan, Y.D. & Y. Satyanarayan (1965). The vegetation of Manori and Madh
Islands in Bombay. Vol. 62(1): 32-37. (Manori and Madh Islands, Mumbai,
Maharashtra).

63. Rajagopalan, V.R. & A.T. Natarajan (1952). An unusual case of vivipary in
Rhizophora mucronata Lamk. Vol. 50(3): 684. (Pichavaram, Tamil Nadu).

64. Rao, T.A. & G.C. Das. (1973). Limnocharis flava (L.). Buch. an aquatic plant on the
move in Kerala state.Vol. 70(2): 577. (Trichur, Kerala).

65. Roy, J. C. (1954). Periodicity of plankton diatoms of the Chilika Lake for the years
1950 and 1951. Vol. 52(1): 112-123.

66. Saha, K.C. & D.P. Sen. (1956). Biological control of submerged aquatic vegetation
in pond fisheries by culture of 'Katli' [Barbus (Lissochilus) . hexagonolepis] , A hill

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stream species of fish of Darjeeling district (West Bengal). Vol. 53(4): 726-729.
(Darjeeling, West Bengal).

67. Santapau, H. & G.L. Shah (1969). A contribution to the flora of Salsette Island,
Bombay (Malad-Madh area). Vol. 66(3): 430-442. (Mumbai, Malad, Madh,
Maharashtra).

68. Sen, D.N. (1960). Systematics and ecology of Indian plants: I - On the rainy season
weeds of Gorakhpur. Vol. 57(1): 144-172. (Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh).

69. Shah, G.L. (1964). Enumeration of plants from Broach, Gujarat vegetation of
riverbed. Vol. 61(2): 254-263. (River Narmada, Gujarat).

70. Singh, C.S. (1970). Studies on bottom-living diatoms of a freshwater fishpond.
Vol. 67(3): 443-452. (Barang, Cuttack, Orissa).

71. Singh, M. (1966). A list of planktonic green algae from Amritsar, Punjab.
Vol. 63(1): 74-82. (Amritsar, Punjab).

72. Singh, V. & Y.S. Murty (1966). Eleocharis fistulosa Schult. : A new record for the
Upper Gangetic plain. Vol. 63(2): 462-463. (Meerut, Uttar Pradesh).

73. Sreenivasa Rao, P. (1972). Distribution of Gelidiella acerosa (Forskal) Feldman &
Hamel. Vol. 69(1): 235-237.

74. Srinivasan, K.S. (1960). Aspects of vegetation of Church Island off Tuticorin port in
south India. Vol. 57(2): 348-353 (Church Island, Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu).

75. Srinivasan, K.S. (1960). Corynomorpha prismatica J. Ag. from Okha: A new
locality record for India. Vol. 57(2): 456-458 (Okha, Saurashtra, Gujarat,
Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu).

76. Srinivasan, K.S. (1960). Observations on some drift algae at Mahabalipuram coast.
Vol. 57(2): 458. (Mahabalipuram, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Kurusadai Island, Gulf of
Mannar).

77. Srinivasan, R. & P.I. Chacko. (1952). The control of aquatic vegetation with '2, 4-D'.
Vol. 51(1): 164-169.

78. Thivy, F. & V. Visalakshmi (1965). On Caulerpa fastigiata Mont. var. fastigiata in
India Vol. 62(3): 434-439. (Gopnath, Gulf of Khambhat, Gujarat).

79. Unni, K.S. (1967). Studies on the vegetation of ponds, swamps and riverbanks in
Raipur, Madhya Pradesh. Vol. 64(1): 95-102. (Raipur, Madhya Pradesh).

80. Vaidya, B.S. & I.A. Patel (1972). Record of Draparnaldia acuta Kutz. from Gujarat.
Vol. 69(1): 237-238. (Ahmedabad, Gujarat).

81. Vasishta, P.C. (1960). A systematic and ecological account of the Cyanophyceae of
Hoshiarpur. Vol. 57(3): 579-589. (Hoshiarpur, Punjab).

82. Vasishta, P.C. (1961). More Cyanophyceae of Hoshiarpur: I. Vol. 58(1): 135-146.
(Hoshiarpur, Punjab).

83. Vasishta, P.C. (1961). On the structure and life history of a new species of
Anabaena (A. desikacharyensis ) from Hoshiarpur (Punjab, India). Vol. 58(1): 307-
310. (Hoshiarpur, Punjab).

84. Vasishta, P.C. (1963). More Cyanophyceae of Hoshiarpur: II. Vol. 60(3): 671-678.
(Hoshiapur, Punjab).

85. Vasishta, P.C. (1965). More Cyanophyceae of Hoshiarpur: III. Vol. 62(1): 104-119.
(Hoshiarpur, Punjab).

86. Vasudevan, R. & K.K. Nair (1967). Myriophyllum tuberculatum Roxb. New record
from Kerala state, south India. Vol. 64(2): 391-394. (Alwaye, Kerala).

87. Venkataraman, G.S. (1957). The algal flora of the ponds and puddles inside the
Banaras Hindu University, India. Vol. 54(4): 908-919. (Benaras, Uttar Pradesh).

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88. Venkataraman, G.S. (1958). Observations on some Myxophyceae from high
altitudes. Vol. 55(2): 318-321. (Almora district, Uttar Pradesh, Himalayas).

89. Venkataraman, G.S. (1959). Some new and interesting forms of Oedogonium from
Uttar Pradesh. Vol. 56(1): 60-65. (Fiazabad, Uttar Pradesh).

90. Venkateshwarlu, V. (1944). The estuarial flora of the Godavary. Vol. 44(3):
431-435. (Godavari River, Coringa Bay, Andhra Pradesh, Bay of Bengal).

91. Wagh, A.B. & D.V. Bal (1970). Various associates of sessile barnacles in Bombay
waters. Vol. 67(2): 351-354. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea). See for
seaweed.

Andhra Pradesh - 10, 90

Madhya Pradesh - 1,9, 32, 44, 79

Arabian Sea - 5, 47, 91

Maharashtra - 5, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20,
35,45,53,54, 55,56,58,62, 67,91

Bay of Bengal - 90

Orissa - 70

Bihar - 3

Pakistan - 5

Gujarat - 34, 47, 57, 59, 60, 61, 69, 75, 78, 80

Punjab -71, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85

Gulf of Khambhat

Rajasthan -21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 31, 43,
49, 50

Gulf of Mannar - 76

Indian Ocean - 42

Tamil Nadu - 4, 12, 29, 40, 42, 63, 74,
75,76

Jammu & Kashmir - 30

Uttar Pradesh - 6, 36, 37, 68, 72, 87,
88, 89

Karnataka - 13, 18, 20, 29, 48

West Bengal - 38, 66

Kerala-48,51,52, 64, 86

CRUSTACEA

1. Ali, J.A. (1955). Hunting the land crab Paratelphusa guerini (M-Edw.). Vol. 52(4):
941-945. (Chembur, Mumbai, Maharashtra).

2. Alikunhi, K.H. (1944). The zonal distribution of the Mole Crab XEmerita asiatica )
on the Madras coast. Vol. 45(1): 94-96. (Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Bay of Bengal).

3. Alikunhi, K.H. (1950). Observations on some larval and post-larval
stomatopods. Vol. 49(1): 101-107.

4. Altevogt, R. (1954). Some studies on two species of Indian Fiddler Crab Uca
marionis nitidus (Dana) and Uca annulipes (Lutr.). Vol. 52(4): 702-716. (Bandra,
Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

5. Altevogt, R. (1959). Love and life of Fiddler Crabs. Vol. 56(1): 1-7. (Mumbai,
Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

6. Baid, I.C. (1967). On the development of Artemia salina L. (Crustacea: Anostraca).
Vol. 64(3): 432-439. (Sambhar Lake, Rajasthan).

7. Bal, D.V. & U.N. Joshi (1959). Some new Isopod parasites on fishes. Vol. 56(3):
563-569. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

8. Chacko, P.I. (1951). Occurrence of the Fairy Shrimp, Apus, in a temple tank in
Tirunelveli district, Madras. Vol. 49(3): 571. (Tirunelveli district, Tamil Nadu).

9. Chacko, P.I. & E. Palani (1955). An unusual crab fishery in the sea off Ennur, near
Madras. Vol. 52(4): 946-947. (Ennore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Bay of Bengal).

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10. Chacko, P.I. & S. Thyagarajan (1952). On the development and parental care in the
Potamonid Crab, Paratelphusa (Barytelphusa) jacquemontii (Rathbun). Vol. 51(1):
289-291. (Cauvery, Mettur dam, Salem, Tamil Nadu).

11. Chandy, M. (1969). Thalamita poissonii (Audouin & Savigny) DeMan, (Crustacea:
Brachyura), a new record to Indian coasts. Vol. 66(3): 635-637. (Okha, Gulf of
Kachchh, Gujarat, Arabian Sea, Lakshadweep, Sri Lanka).

12. Chandy, M. (1973). New records of Brachyuran Decapods from the Gulf of Kutch.
Vol. 70(2): 401-402. (Okha Reef, Adatra, Beythalapur Poshitra Pirotan Island
Hanumandandi, Keru Islands Karumbhar, Gujarat, Gulf of Kachchh, Arabian Sea).

13. Chhapgar, B.F. (1956). Extension of range of the freshwater crab Paratelphusa
( Oziotelphusa ) hydrodromus (Herbst). Vol. 53(4): 732. (Mahableshwar, Satara
District, Maharashtra).

14. Chhapgar, B.F. (1957). On the marine crabs (Decapoda: Brachyura) of Bombay
State. Part I. Vol. 54(2): 399-439. (Okha, Kodinar, Gujarat, Karwar, Karnataka,
Mumbai, Ratnagiri, Kolak, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

15. Chhapgar, B.F. (1957). On the marine crabs (Decapoda: Brachyura) of Bombay
State. Part II. Vol. 54(3): 503-549. (Okha, Kodinar, Gujarat, Karwar, Karnataka,
Mumbai, Ratnagiri, Kolak, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

16. Chhapgar, B.F. (1958). Additions to the crab fauna of Bombay State. Vol. 55(3):
582-585. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

17. Chhapgar, B.F. (1961). Extension of range of the crab Acanthonyx limhatus
Milne-Edwards, to Indian waters. Vol. 58(2): 529. (Okha, Gujarat, Maharashtra,
Arabian Sea).

18. Chhapgar, B.F. (1962). Crab-fishing at Bombay. Vol. 59(1): 306-309. (Mumbai,
Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

19. Chhapgar, B.F. (1968). More additions to the crab fauna of Bombay State.
Vol. 65(3): 608-617. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea). See also for Andamans,
Palk Strait, Pakistan, Karachi, Gulf of Mannar and Bay of Bengal.

20. Chhapgar, B.F. & S.K. Deshmuk (1961). On the occurrence of the Spiny Lobster
Panulirus dasypus (H. Milne-Edwards) in Bombay waters, with a note on the
systematics of Bombay lobsters. Vol. 58(3): 632-638. (Mumbai, Maharashtra,

* Arabian Sea).

21. Chhapgar, B.F. & S.K. Deshmukh (1964). Further records of lobsters from Bombay.
Vol. 61(1): 203. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

22. Chopra, B. (1939). Some food prawns and crabs of India and their fisheries.
Vol. 41(2): 221-234.

23. Daniel, A. (1957). Influence of stage of tide on the attachment of barnacle cyprids.
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Andaman & Nicobar - 19, 26, 27

Madhya Pradesh - 47

Andhra Pradesh - 49, 50, 79 86, 87

Maharashtra - 1, 4, 5, 7, 13, 14, 15, 16,
17, 18, 19, 20,21,29, 30,31,36,37,

38, 39, 41, 42, 53, 54, 58, 65. 66, 70,

72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 78, 89, 90, 94, 95, 96

Arabian Sea -4, 5,7, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,
19, 20, 21, 27, 29, 30, 31, 39, 53, 54, 56, 57, 58,
65, 66, 69, 70, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 78, 94, 95

Meghalaya - 62

Bay of Bengal - 2, 9, 1 9, 49, 50, 5 1 , 79, 85, 86,
87, 88

Orissa - 35

Gujarat- 11. 12. 14, 15. 17.31,41.64,79, 80,
81

Pakistan - 19

Gulf of Kachchh - 11, 12, 31,64

Palk Strait/Bay - 19, 46, 52, 85

Gulf of Mannar - 19, 24, 43, 44, 45, 46, 55, 63,
85,' 86, 87,92

Pondicherry - 85

Indian Ocean - 25

Rajasthan - 6, 48, 82, 84, 91

Jammu & Kashmir - 32

Sri Lanka - 1 1

Karnataka - 14, 15,33,34,41,54

Tamil Nadu - 2, 8, 9, 10, 24, 40, 43, 44,
45, 46, 5 1 , 52, 55, 63, 67, 85, 86, 87,
88,92

Kerala - 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 68, 69

West Bengal - 85

Lakshadweep - 1 1

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Arabian Sea). See for clam.

35. Ranade, M.R. & P.B. Joshi (1973). Occurrence of Lima ( Limaria ) fragilis Gmelin
(Mollusca: Pelycypoda) in the coastal water of Ratnagiri. Vol. 70(2): 399.
(Ratnagiri, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

36. Ranade, M.R. & C.V. Kulkarni. (1972). Observations on the behaviour of clams in
waters of low salinity. Vol. 69(3): 616-634. (Kalbadevi, Ratnagiri, Maharashtra,
Arabian Sea).

37. Ray, H.C. (1951). Cowries. Vol. 49(4): 663-669.

38. Ray, H.C. (1960). A new species of mollusc, Gulella rambhaensis from Rambha in
Orissa (Gastropoda: Family Streptaxidae). Vol. 57(3): 690-693. (Chilka, Ganjam
district, Orissa).

39. Sakthivel, M. (1968). On the abundant occurrence of Desmopterus gardineri Tesch
19.10 (Thecosomata: Mollusca) in the Indian Ocean. Vol. 65(1): 259-260. (Indian
Ocean).

40. Santhakumaran, L.N. (1965). Further recordes of marine wood-borers

(Teredinidae: Mollusca) from Bombay waters. Vol. 62(3): 580-587. (Sewri, Mumbai,
Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

41. Santhakumaran, L.N. (1973). Systematics of molluscan wood-borers recorded from
India. Vol. 70(2): 348-360.

42. Satyamurti, S.T. (1962). Marine bivalve mollusc Solenomya mediterranea Lamark
from Cochin, south India - A new record. Vol. 59(3): 974. (Kerala, Cochin,
Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

43. Saxena, B.B. (1956). Some observations of the ecology and behaviour of the
Common Indian Apple-snail Pila globosa (Swainson). Vol, 53(4): 733-736.
(Chinhat, Kathota and Marayon lakes, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh).

44. Smythe, K.R. & W.W.A. Phillips (1972). Some observations on the fauna of the
Maidive Islands (Indian Ocean) Part VIII. Marine shells. Vol. 69(2): 290-296.
(Maidive Islands).

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45. Subrahmanyam, T.V. (1946). Sea anemones as enemies of bivalves. Vol. 46(3): 558.
(Mahim, Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

46. Tonapi, G.T. & L. Mulherkar (1963). On the freshwater molluscs of Poona.
Vol. 60(1): 104-120. (Pune, Mula-Mutha River, Pashan tank, Maharashtra).

47. Tonapi, G.T. (1971). Studies on the freshwater and amphibious Mollusca of Poona
with notes on their distribution. Part II. Vol. 68(1): 115-126. (Pune, Mula-Mutha
River, Pashan tank, Maharashtra).

48. Wagh, A.B. & D.V. Bal (1970). Various associates of sessile barnacles in Bombay
waters. Vol. 67(2): 351-354. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea). See for
molluscs.

Andaman & Nicobar - 5, 32

Kerala -6, 15,42

Arabian Sea - 3, 9, 15, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 29,
30, 33, 34, 35, 36, 40, 42, 45, 48

Madhya Pradesh - 7

Bay of Bengal - 4, 1 5, 23, 24, 25, 3 1

Maharashtra - 3, 9, 16, 20, 23, 24, 29,
33, 34, 35, 36, 40, 42, 45, 46, 47, 48

Gujarat - 8, 9, 10, 16. 17, 18,21,22, 26, 27

Maldives - 44

Gulf of Kachchh - 8, 9, 10, 17, 18,21,26, 27

Orissa - 38

Gulf of Khambhat -22

Palk Strait - 15

Gulf of Mannar - 2, 19, 28

Tamil Nadu - 2, 3, 4, 15, 19, 23, 24, 25,
28, 31

Indian Ocean - 39

Uttar Pradesh - 43

Jammu & Kashmir - 1 1

West Bengal -1,31

Karnataka - 16, 29, 30

AQUATIC INSECTS

1. Acharya, H.G. (1961). Strange behaviour of some dragonflies. Vol. 58(3): 819-820.
(Chandola Lake, Ahmedabad, Gujarat).

2. Baid, I.C. (1959). Some preliminary notes on the insect life in Sambhar Lake.
Vol. 56(2): 361-363. (Sambhar Lake, Rajasthan).

3. Banerji, S.R. (1972). Infestation of Euryale ferox Salisb. by larvae of Nymphula
crisonalis Walker and trials on its control. Vol. 69(1): 79-90. (Darbhanga, Bihar).

4. Bowden, E. (1957). Egg laying of the dragonfly Indophaea cardinalis (Fraser).
[Odonata: Insecta]. Vol. 54(4): 957. (Ashambu hills, Karnataka).

5. Desai, V.R. & S.J. Karamchandani (1968). A note on the food and feeding habits of
Tor Mahseer, Tor tor (Hamiton) from River Narmada. Vol. 65(2): 493-495.
(Hoshangabad, Madhya Pradesh). See for aquatic insects.

6. Desai, V.R. & K.J. Rao. (1972). Preliminary observations on use of 'Malarial
"B" ', A larvicidal oil in the control of aquatic insects in nursery ponds. Vol. 69(1):
214-217.

7. Hislop, J.A. (1946). Dragonfly preying on scorpion. Vol. 46(3): 557. (Malaya).

8. Krishnan, D.R. (1956). Partial emergence of the imagines of dragonflies (Odonata)
due to the absence of a holding place. Vol. 54(1): 210.

9. Lahiri, A.R. & T.R. Mitra (1972). A note on Acanthagyna dravida (Lieftinck)
Insecta: Odonata: Aeshnidae . Vol. 69(2): 438. (Calcutta, West Bengal).

10. Leong, C. Y. & C.H. Fernando (1962). The genus Anisops (Hemiptera:
Notonectidae) in Ceylon. Vol. 59(2): 513-519. (Sri Lanka).

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11.. Maclaren, P.I.R. (1949). Chironomid midges in southern Tibet. Vol. 48(3): 381-
382. (Hram Tso Lake, Tibet).

12. Mosely, M.E. (1939). The Indian caddis flies (Trichoptera). Part VI. Vol. 41(1):
39-47

13. Mosely, M.E. (1939). The Indian caddis flies (Trichoptera). Part VII. Vol. 41(2):
332-339

14. Mosely, M.E. (1941). The caddis flies (Trichoptera). Part VIII. Vol. 42(4): 772-781.

15. Mosely, M.E. (1949). The Indian Caddis Flies (Trichoptera). Part IX. Vol. 48(2):
236-245.

16. Mosely, M.E. (1949). The Indian Caddis Flies (Trichoptera). Part X. Vol. 48(3):
412-422.

17. Mosely, M.E. (1949). The Indian Caddis Flies (Trichoptera). Part XI. Vol. 48(4):
782-791.

18. Patil, A.M. (1951). Study of the marine fauna of the Karwar coast and
neighbouring islands. Part I. Vol. 50(1): 128-139. (Karwar, Karnataka, Arabian
Sea, Maharashtra). See for insects.

19. Singh, A. & M. Prasad (1973). New records of Odonata from northwest India.
Vol. 70(2): 403-405. (Garwal and Siwalik hills, Dehra Dun, Uttar Pradesh, Sikkim,
West Bengal, Himachal Pradesh, Assam).

20. Soans, A.B. & J.S. Soans (1968). Observation on a mode of food-capture by
dragonflies. Vol. 65(3): 803. (Kozhikode, Kerala).

21. Tonapi, G.T. & V.A. Ozarkar. (1969). A study on the aquatic Coleoptera of Poona.
Vol. 66(2): 310-316. Part I. (Mula-Mutha River, Pashan, Katraj, Pune,
Maharashtra).

22. Tonapi, G.T. & V.A. Ozarkar. (1969). A study on the aquatic Coleoptera of Poona
(Maharashtra). Part II. Vol. 66(3): 533-538. (Mula-Mutha River, Pashan, Katraj,
Pune, Maharashtra).

23. Varshney, R.K. & S. Biswas. (1969). Occurrence of the Giant Water Bug, Belostoma
indicum Lep. & Serv., in Khasi hills. Vol. 66(2): 399. (Umiam River, Barapani,
Khasi hills, Meghalaya).

24. Vasu, V.M. (1944). Dragonflies in migration on the west coast of India. Vol. 44(3):
491. (Porbandar, Gujarat).

25. Vazirani, T.G. (1971). Contributions to the study of aquatic beetles (Coleoptera): 8.
A new subgenus of Clypeodytes regimbart (Dytiscidae). Vol. 68(2): 481-482.

26. Vazirani, T.G. (1973). Contribution to the study of aquatic beetles-14. Copelatus
neelumae sp. nov. (Dytiscidae) from India. Vol. 70(1): 224-226. (Trichirapalli
District, Tamil Nadu).

Arabian Sea - 1 8

Malaya - 7

Assam - 19

Meghalaya - 23

Bihar - 3

Rajasthan - 2

Gujarat - 1 , 24

Sikkim - 19

Himachal Pradesh - 19

Sri Lanka - 10

Karnataka -4, 18

Tamil Nadu - 26

Kerala - 20

Tibet - 1 1

Madhya Pradesh - 5

Uttar Pradesh - 19

Maharashtra - 1 8, 21 , 22

West Bengal - 9, 19

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OTHER INVERTEBRATES & PRIMITIVE CHORDATES

1. Banerjee, B. (1956). Mites from the gills of the Unio, Anodonta margincdis.
Vol. 53(4): 733. (Calcutta, West Bengal).

2. Chandra, M. & S.S. Saha (1966). Record of Paraclepsis praedarix Harding, 1924
(Annelida-Hirundinea) from a new host, Natrix piscator (Schneider), the Checkered
Keelback (Reptilia: Serpentes). Vol. 63(2): 448-449. (Salt Lake, Calcutta, West
Bengal). See for leech.

3. Chhapgar, B.F. & S.R. Sane (1966). Intertidal Entoprocta and Ectoprocta (Bryozoa)
of Bombay. Vol. 63(2): 449-454. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

4. Daniel, A. & R. Daniel (1963). Lensia gnanamuthui , A new siphonophore from the
Madras plankton. Vol. 60(3): 751-753. (Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Bay of Bengal).

5. Daniel, A. & V.K. Premkumar (1968). Notes on animal relationships: Dromiid
Crabs Cryptodromia tuberculata pileifera Alcock, 1899 sheltering beneath
commensal sponges. Vol. 65(1): 240-242. (Port Blair, Great Cocos Island, Little
Andaman, Great Nicobars, Andaman & Nicobars, Bay of Bengal). See for spouse.

6. Desai, V.R. & S.J. Karamchandani (1968). A note on the food and feeding habits of
Tor Mahseer, Tor tor (Hamilton) from River Narmada. Vol. 65(2): 493-495.
(Hoshangabad, Madhya Pradesh). See for invertebrate prey.

7. Dixit, D., G. Stephens, & M. Parikh (1969). The occurrence of Amphioxus
Branchiostoma indicum (Willey) on the west coast of India. Vol. 66(2): 395. (Okha,
Saurashtra, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

8. Fernandes, C.H. (1958). Larval water-mites ( Hydracarina ) parasitic on insects
with notes on the dispersal of small freshwater invertebrates. Vol. 55(3): 579-581.
(Sri Lanka).

9. Ghosh, J.M., P. Johnson & C.K.G. Nayar (1963). On the occurrence of the leech
Ozobranchus branchiatus Menzies (1791) (Hirudinae) in India (Gulf of Kutch).
Vol. 60(2): 469-471. (Pirotan Island, Gulf of Kachchh, Gujarat).

10. Gideon, P.W., P.K.B. Menon, S.R.V. Rao & K.V.Jose (1956). Occurrence of the
Echiuroid worm Ikedella misakiensis (Ikeda) in Indian waters. Vol. 54(1): 201-202.
(Pirotan Island, Gulf of Kachchh, Gujarat).

11. Gideon, P.W. & P.K.B. Menon (1957). On the marine fauna of Gulf of Kutch.
Part I: A preliminary survey. Vol. 54(3): 690-706. (Dwarka Creek, Balambur,
HanumanDandi, Pirotan Island, Gujarat, Gulf of Kachchh, Maharashtra, Arabian
Sea).

12. Gopalakrishnan, P. (1969). On the Holothuroidea (Echinodermata) of the Gulf of
Kutch. Vol. 66(2): 399-400. (Okha, Adatra Beyt Balapur, Poshitra Dona Reef,
Gujarat, Gulf of Kachchh, Arabian Sea).

13. Gopalakrishnan, V. & V.V. Kelkar (1958). A note on very heavy fouling of copper
sheathed hulls of naval craft at Bombay. Vol. 55(3): 588-590. (Mumbai,
Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

14. Gupta, A.K.D. & P.K.B. Menon (1961). Occurrence of the Echiuroid ochetostoma
zanzibarense Stephen in the Gulf of Kutch. Vol. 58(3): 829-830. (Jamnagar, Pirotan
Island, Gujarat, Gulf of Kachchh).

15. Hundley, H.G. (1954). “Nwe-Shin’ or ‘Live Creeper’. Vol. 52(2&3): 656. (Shan
States, Myanmar). See for Annelid.

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16. Iyengar, H.D.R. & K. Venkatesh (1955). Occurrence of the freshwater Medusa,
Limnocnida indica Annadale, in Thunga River near Shimoga town, Mysore State.
Vol. 53(1): 151. (Thunga River, Shimoga, Arkere, Karnataka).

17. Johnson, P. (1969). A new subgenus of Xenosiphon (Sipunculidae) and description
of a new species from Indian waters. Vol. 66(1): 43-46. (Lakshadweep Minicoy
Island, Arabian Sea).

18. Johnson, P. (1971). On a collection of Sipunculids from Indian waters. Vol. 68(3):
596-608. (Port Blair, Andamans, Andaman & Nicobar, Bay of Bengal, Okha, Gulf
of Kachchh, Gujarat, Arabian Sea).

19. Jones, S. (1951). On the occurrence of the freshwater Medusa, Limnocnida indica
Annadale, in the Western drainage of the Sahyadris. Vol. 49(4): 799-801. (Periyar
River and Lake, Cardamom Hills, Pampadampara tank, Kerala, Tamil Nadu).

20. Krishnamurthy, D.R. (1952). On the occurrence of the freshwater Medusa in the
Krishnarajsagar on the Cauvery. Vol. 50(4): 955-956. (Krishnarajasagar Reservoir,
Cauvery, Periyar, Krishna and Sharavat rivers, Karnataka, Kerala).

21. Krishnamurthy, R. (1968). On a new flagellate, Trichomitus hydetabadensis sp.
nov. from the frog Rana tigerina Daud. Vol. 65(2): 513-516. (Hyderabad, Andhra
Pradesh).

22. Kuriyan, G.K. (1950). The fouling organisms of Pearl Oyster cages. Vol. 49(1):
90-92. (Krusadi Islands, Gulf of Mannar, Tamil Nadu).

23. Lalmohan, R.S. (1971). Occurrence of the digenitic trematode Astrorchis renicapite
(Leidy) (Family: Pronocephalidae) in the Leathery Turtle Dermochelys coriacea
(Linne.) from the Indian Ocean. Vol. 68(2): 489-490. (Pamban, Gulf of Mannar.,
Tamil Nadu).

24. Naidu, K.V. (1961). Studies on the freshwater Oligochaeta of South India

Part-I. Aeolosomatidae and Naididae. Vol. 58(3): 639-652. (Cuddapah, Kurnool,
Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, Bellary, Bangalore, Karnataka).

25. Naidu, K.V. (1962). Studies on the freshwater Oligochaera of South India

Part II. Aeolisomatidae and Naididae. Vol. 59(1): 131-145.

26. Naidu, K.V. (1962). Studies on the freshwater Oligochaeta of South India

Part-Ill Aeolisomatidae and Naididae. Vol. 59(2): 520-546.

27. Naidu, K.V. (1962). The freshwater Oligochaeta of South India Part- IV.
Aeolisomatidae and Naididae. Vol. 59(3): 897-921.

28. Naidu, K.V. (1963). Studies on the freshwater Oligochaeta of South India

Part- IV. Aeolosomatidae & Naididae. Vol. 60(1): 201-227.

29. Naidu, K.V. (1967). A contribution to the Rotatorian fauna of south India.
Vol. 64(2): 384-388. (Cuddapah, Chittor, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh).

30. Palekar, V.C. & D.V. Bal (1955). Marine organisms injurious to submerged timber
in the Bombay harbour. Vol. 53(2): 201-204. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea)

31. Palekar, V.C., & Bal, D.V. (1957). Destruction of timber by marine organisms in
the Karwar port. Vol. 54(4): 962-964. (River Kali, Karwar, Karnataka, Mumbai,
Sewri, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

32. Panikkar, N.K. & R.R. Prasad (1952). On an interesting association of
Ophiuroindes fish and crab with the Jelly Fish Rhopilema hispidum. Vol. 51(2):
295-296. (Palk Bay, Tamil Nadu).

33. Parulekar, A. (1967). Two new species of sea anemones (Actiniaria) from
Maharashtra. Vol. 64(3): 524-529. (Malvan, Ratnagiri, Vengurla, Maharashtra,
Arabian Sea).

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34. Parulekar, A. (1968). On a new species of sea anemone from Maharashtra, India.
Vol. 65(3): 590-595. (Vengurla, Ratnagiri, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

35. Parulekar, A. (1968). Sea anemones (. Actiniaria ) of Bombay. Vol. 65(1): 138-147.
(Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

36. Parulekar, A. (1969). Neoaiptasia commensali , gen. et. sp. nov. An actiniarian
commensal of hermit crabs. Vol. 66(1): 57-62. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian
Sea)

37. Parulekar, A.H. (1971). A new sea anemone Cribrinopsis robertii, (Endomyaria:
Actiniidae) from Maharashtra and Goa coast. Vol. 68(1): 291-295. (Mandapam,
Gulf of Mannar, Tamil Nadu, Mumbai, Maharashtra, Goa, Ratnagiri, Arabian Sea).

38. Parulekar, A.H. (1971). Polychaetes from Maharashtra and Goa. Vol. 68(3): 726-
749. (Goa, Ratnagiri, Maharashtra, Mumbai, Arabian Sea).

39. Patil, A.M. (1951). Study of the marine fauna of the Karwar coast and
neighbouring islands. Part I. Vol. 50(1): 128-139. (Karwar, Karnataka, Arabian
Sea, Maharashtra).

40. Patil, A.M. (1953). Study of the marine fauna of the Karwar coast and the
neighbouring islands. Part IV. Vol. 51(2): 429- 434. (Karwar, Karnataka, Arabian
Sea).

41. Pillai, N.K. (1960). Ectoproctan Coelenterata association: An example of
unpurposeful inquilinism. Vol. 57(3): 693-694.

42. Pillai, S.R.M. & L.N. Santhakumaran (1971). Two new records of Bryozoans from
Indian waters. Vol. 68(3): 842-844. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

43. Ramakrishna, P.A., B.S. Bhimachar & M.K. Subramaniam (1950). Occurrence of
the freshwater medusa (Limnocnida indica) in southwest India. Vol. 49(2): 318-
319. (Jog falls, Sharavathi, Tungabhadra and Krishna rivers, Karnataka, Andhra
Pradesh).

44. Ranade, M.R. (1954). Occurrence of Corymorpha (Hydrozoa) in Indian waters.
Vol. 52(1): 219-220. (Colaba, Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

45. Rao, K.K. (1969). Foraminifera of the Gulf of Cambay. Vol. 66(3): 584-596.
(Arabian Sea, Gulf of Khambhat, Gujarat).'

46. Rao, K.K. (1970). Foraminifera of the Gulf of Cambay (contd.). Vol. 67(2): 259-274.
(Gulf of Khambhat, Arabian Sea, Gujarat).

47. Rao, K. K. (1971). Foraminifera of the Gulf of Cambay (contd.). Vol. 68(1): 9-19.
(Arabian Sea, Gulf of Khambhat, Gujarat).

48. Rao, P.J.S. & S.R. Rao (1949). A note on the occurrence of a giant Balanoglossid at
Krusadai Island. Vol. 48(4): 813. (Krusadai Island, Gulf of Mannar, Tamil Nadu).

49. Rao, T.S.S. (1965). Studies on the Chaetognatha of the Indian seas. Part VIII. On
the occurence of Sagitta ferox Doncaster and S. hexaptera D’ Orbigny in the waters
off Visakhapatnam. Vol. 62(3): 584-586. (Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, Bay of
Bengal).

50. Rao, T.S.S. (1965). Studies on the Chaetognatha of the Indian seas. Part IX
Diurnal vertical migration of some species of Chaetognatha in the waters off
Visakhapatnam. Vol. 62(3): 586-597. (Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, Bay of
Bengal).

51. Sane, S.R. & B.F. Chhapgar (1962). Intertidal Echinodermata of Bombay.
Vol. 59(2): 672-676. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

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52. Sanjeeva Raj, P.J. (1954). A synopsis of the species of the genus Ozobranchus
(De Quatrefagus 1852) Hirudinea-Annelida. Vol. 52(2&3): 473-480. (Narmada,
Calcutta, Parangipettai, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Bay of Bengal).

53. Sanjeeva Raj, P.J. (1965). Ozobranchus branchiatus (Menzies, 1791). (Hirudinea:
Annelida), from Pulicat Lake, South India. Vol. 62(3): 582-583. (Pulicat, Tamil
Nadu, Andhra Pradesh).

54. Sankolli, K.N. & S. Shenoy (1965). On the occurrence of the tube worm Loimia
medusa (Savigny) in Bombay waters and its commensalism with a Porcellanid crab.
Vol. 62(2): 316-320. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

55. Subrahmanyam, T.V. (1946). Sea anemones as enemies of bivalves. Vol. 46(3): 558.
(Mahim, Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

56. Timm, R.W. (1956). Marine nematodes from the Bay of Bengal I Phasmidae.
Vol. 54(1): 87-90.

57. Timm, R.W. (1958). Two new species of Echinoderella (Phylum Kinorhyncha) from
the Bay of Bengal. Vol. 55(1): 107-109. (Sonadia Islands, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh).

58. Timm, R.W. (1959). New marine nematodes of the superfamily Enoploidea from
the Arabian Sea. Vol. 56(2): 204-210 (Manora Island, Karachi, Pakistan, Arabian
Sea).

59. Tiwari, K.K. (1955). Apus (Crustacea: Phyllopoda). A new host for parasitic
nematodes. Vol. 52(4): 945-946. (Panchgani, Maharashtra, Western Ghats).

60. Unnithan, R.V. (1972). Trematode gill parasites from the Flying Gurnard
Dactyloptena orientalis (Cuv.) of the Indian Ocean. Vol. 69(1): 217-220. (Indian
Ocean, Chittagong, Bangladesh, Bay of Bengal).

61. Unnithan, R.V. (1972). A new monogenetic Trematode Sauricotyle sprostoni gen. et
sp. nov. on the gills of the Lizard-Fish Saurida tumbil (Bloch) from the Arabian
Sea. Vol. 69(1): 220-225. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

62. Wagh, A.B. & D.V. Bal (1970). Various associates of sessile barnacles in Bombay
waters. Vol. 67(2): 351-354. (Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea). See
invertebrate associates .

Andaman & Nicobar -5,18

Karnataka - 16, 20, 24, 31, 39, 40, 43

Andhra Pradesh - 21 , 24, 29, 43, 49, 50, 53

Kerala - 19, 20

Arabian Sea- 3, 7, 11, 12, 13, 17, 18,30,31,33,
34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 42, 44, 45, 46, 47, 5 1 ,
54,55,58,61,62

Lakshadweep - 17

Bangladesh - 57, 60

Madhya Pradesh - 6, 24

Bay of Bengal - 4, 5, 1 8. 49, 50, 52, 60

Maharashtra - 3,7, 11, 1 3, 30, 3 1 , 33,
34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 42, 44, 51, 54, 55,
59, 61, 62

Goa -38, 39

Myanmar - 15

Gujarat -7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 18,45,46,47

Pakistan - 58

Gulf of Kachchh - 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, 1 4, 1 8

Palk Bay - 32

Gulf of Khambhat - 45, 46, 47

Sri Lanka - 8

Gulf of Mannar - 22, 23, 37, 48

Tamil Nadu - 4, 19, 22, 23, 32, 37, 48,
52, 53

Indian Ocean - 60

West Bengal - 1, 2, 52

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Freshwater Fishes

1. “J.R.M.” (1940). Fly fishing for Masheer. Vol. 41(3): 670-672. (River Ganges)

2. Abdulali, H. (1950). Fish and barometric pressure. Vol. 49(3): 563. (Powai Lake,
Mumbai, Maharashtra).

3. Ahmed, N. (1948). Methods of collection and hatching of carp ova in Chittagong
with some suggestions for their improvement. Vol. 47(4): 593-601. (Ganges,
Padma, Bhagirathi and Halda rivers, Chittagong, Bangladesh).

4. Alikunhi, K.H. (1949). Accidental asphyxiation of a fringe-lipped Carp ( Labeo
fimbriatus). Vol. 48(2): 377-378. (Chennai, Tamil Nadu).

5. Alikunhi, K.H. (1950). Note on an abnormal specimen of the Murrel, Ophicephalus
striatus Bloch. Vol. 49(3): 564-565. (Chennai, Tamil Nadu).

6. Alikunhi, K.H. & H. Chaudhuri (1953). Characteristic colouration of juvenile
specimens of Labeo ( Morulius ) angra with notes on growth. Vol. 51(3): 537-542.
(Mahanandi, Cuttack, Orissa).

7. Amirthalingam, C. (1939). The nesting habits of the Gourami ( Osphronemus
goramy). Vol. 41(2): 436-437. (Philippines).

8. Antony, A.C. (1952). Use of fish slime in structural engineering. Vol. 50(3): 682-
683. (Kerala).

9. Bagchi, K.N. (1943). A note on the fish mortality in the Sohan River. Vol. 44(1):
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10. Baruah, M.C. (1968). A case of albinism in Heteropneutes fossilis Bloch. Vol. 65(2):
495-496. (Assam).

11. Bhargava, R.M.S. (1970). The fecundity of Heteropnuestes fossilis (Bloch).
Vol. 67(3): 583. (Cuttack, Orissa).

12. Bhatt, V.S. (1970). Studies on the biology of some freshwater fishes. Part IV.
Mystus seenghala. Vol. 67(2): 194-211. (Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh).

13. Bhatt, V.S. (1971). Studies on the biology of some freshwater fishes. Part- V.
Mystus vittatus (Bloch) Vol. 68(3): 556-572. (Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh).

14. Bhuyan, B.R. (1968). A note on the use of Croton tigllium Linn, seed as a fish
poison in ponds. Vol. 65(1): 236-239. (Assam).

15. Burton, R.W. (1940). A Mahsir river of southern India. Vol. 41(4): 828-837.
(Bhavani, Moyar and Siruvani rivers, Mettupalayam, Tamil Nadu).

16. Burton, R.W. (1941). On the banks of the Narbada. Part I. Vol. 42(4): 757-765.
(Narmada River, Gujarat).

17. Burton, R.W. (1943). Record Mahseer. Vol. 43(4): 662-663. (Cauvery River, Kabini
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18. Burton, R.W. (1948). Mirror Carp. Vol. 47(4): 761-762. (Ulsoor Lake, Bangalore,
Karnataka, Kumaun Lake, Nainital, Uttar Pradesh).

19. Burton, R.W. (1952). Taste or smell in Salmon. Vol. 51(1): 287-288.

20. Burton, R.W. (1958). An indigenous fishing rod and tackle. Vol. 55(1): 178.
(Hussainisagar Lake, Andhra Pradesh).

21. Chacko, P.I. (1945). Acclimatisation of Mirror Carp in the Nilgiris. Vol. 45(2):
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23. Chacko, P.I. (1948). Utilisation of fire service tanks for fish rearing. Vol. 47(4):

763- 764. (Chennai, Tamil Nadu).

24. Chacko, P.I. (1948). Fish production in religious institutional waters. Vol. 47(4):

764- 766. (Kozhikode, Coimbatore, Madurai, Tenkasi, Tirunelveli, Courtallum,
Papanasam, Kundapura, Karkal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka).

25. Chacko, P.I. & S.V. Ganapati (1949). Some observations on Aplocheilus lineatus
(Cuv. & Val.) in Madras province. Vol. 48(3): 604-605. (Hope Lake, Tambraprani,
Periyar Reservoir, Mannanthody River, Kerala, Karnataka).

26. Chacko, P.I. & S.V. Ganapati (1951). Bionomics of the Mrigal, Cirrhina mrigala
(Ham.), in South Indian waters. Vol. 50(1): 13-19. (Chennai, Godavari, Krishna,
Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh).

27. Chacko, P.I. & B. Krishnamurthy (1954). Observations on Tilapia mossambica
Peters in Madras. Vol. 52(2&3): 349-353.

28. Chacko, P.I. & G.K. Kuriyan (1947). Culture of Murral fish ( Ophicephalus
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Bhavani and Cauvery rivers, Salem, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu).

29. Chacko, P.I. & R. Srinivasan. (1954). Effect of jaggery on fish life. Vol. 52(2&3):
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30. Chacko, P.I. & S. Subramanian (1949). Food organisms of the Carp Labeo boggut
(Skyes). Vol. 48(3): 606-607. (Tungabhadra River, Sunkesula, Kurnool district,
Andhra Pradesh).

31. Chacko, P.I. & R.S. Venkataraman (1945). On the bionomics of the Baril [Barilus
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Cauvery and Bhavani rivers, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka).

32. Chacko, P.I. & A.R.K. Zobairi (1950). Breeding of the Gourami [Osphronemus
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and Bhavani rivers, Mettur, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu).

33. Chandra, V. (1955). A tank-fish malady. Vol. 53(2): 281-282. (Surajkund, Lucknow,
Uttar Pradesh, Haryana).

34. Chari, V.K. (1950). Occurrence of the fish Danio aequipinnatus (McClelland) in
Nela Bilam - An underground cavern in Kurnool district, South India. Vol. 49(3):
565-566. (Kurnool district, Andhra Pradesh).

35. Chaturvedi, R.N. (1962). Fish mortality at Shahdra fish farm, Delhi. Vol. 59(3):
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36. Chaturvedi, R.N. (1964). Death by cold of commercial carps in Delhi. Vol. 61(1):
200-203. (Shahadara, Delhi).

37. Chopra, R.N. & R.L. Badhwar (1941). Insectidal and piscicidal plants of India.
Vol. 42(4): 854-902.

38. Codrington, K. De B. (1946). Notes on the Indian Mahseer. Vol. 46(2): 336-344.
(Gorband, Kurram, Swat, Jhelum, Chenab, Sutlej and Krishna rivers, Pakistan).

39. Cooper, R.S. (1949). Freshwater Shark ( Wallagonia attu ) swallowing a Coot.
Vol. 48(2): 377. (Beale Lake, Nasik, Maharashtra).

40. Cooper, W.E.D. (1951). Forty years of sport on little known Assam rivers.
Part I. Vol. 50(1): 91-100. (Barak, Tepi and Jheeri rivers, Manipur).

41. Cooper, W.E.D. (1951). Forty years of sport on little known Assam rivers
Part II. Vol. 50(2): 313-322. (Barak, Macrup, and Irang rivers, Manipur, Assam).

42. Crowe, P.K. (1955). Trout fishing in Kashmir. Vol. 53(2): 217-228. (Tricker,
Nambal, and Liddar rivers, Jhelum, Sindh River, Pakistan).

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43. De Zylva, E.R.A. (1954). The development of Ceylon's fishing industry. Vol. 52 (1):
142-148. (Sri Lanka).

44. De Zylva, E.R.A. (1959). The Gouramy Osphronemus gourami in Ceylon.
Vol. 56(1): 139-141. (Ulapana, Kothaga, Galle, Mahaweli River, Peradeniya, Sri
Lanka).

45. Desai, V.R. & S.J. Karamchandani (1968). A note on the food and feeding habits of
Tor Mahseer, Tor tor (Hamilton) from River Narmada. Vol. 65(2): 493-495.
(Hoshangabad, Madhya Pradesh).

46. Desai, V.R. & K.J. Rao. (1972). A note on the location of breeding pits of Mystus
seenghala (Sykes) in Jamonia tank near Bhopal. Vol. 69(1): 199-202. (Jamonia
tank, Farukhabad, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, Ganges and Cauvery rivers,
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47. Dhawan, S. (1969). Fish fauna of Udaipur lakes. Vol. 66(1): 190-194. (Pichhola,
Swaroop Sagar and Fateh Sagar lakes, Udaipur, Rajasthan).

48. Dubey, G.P. & R.P. Tuli (1961). Observations on the breeding of major carps in
Madhya Pradesh. Vol. 58(1): 81-91. (Banmore, Jharoni, Nagda, Sonar-Talliya,
Kotwal dam, Pilwa dam, Nagda Reservoir, Baghthera, Vaisali River, Madhya
Pradesh).

49. Editors (1942). Can Hilsa be taken with rod and line? Vol. 43(3): 530.

50. Editors (1954). The introduction of Tilapia mossambica into India A correction.
Vol. 52(4): 959.

51. Fraser, A.G.L. (1942). Fish of Poona. Part I. Vol. 43(1): 79-91. (Pune,
Maharashtra). (Note: Part II by S.L. Hora 1942 )

52. Fraser, A.G.L. (1942). Fish of Poona. Part III. Vol. 43(3): 452-454. (Pune,
Maharashtra). (Note: Part II by S.L. Hora 1942 )

53. Ganapati, S.V., K.H. Alikunhi & F. Thivy (1951). On an interesting case of carp
spawning in the River Cauvery at Bhavani during June 1947. Vol. 50(1): 140-146.
(Cauvery River, Bhavani River, Tamil Nadu).

54. Gee, E.P. (1949). A possible cause of blank days when Mahseer fishing. Vol. 48(3):
598-600.

55. Gee, E.P. (1950). Effect of atmospheric pressure while fishing. Vol. 49(1): 128-129.
(Manas River, Assam).

56. Gee, E.P. (1951). Effect of atmospheric pressure while fishing. Vol. 49(4): 794.

57. Goldschmidt, F.R. (1951). Effect of the atmospheric pressure on fish. Vol. 49(4):
793-794.

58. Goldschmidt, F.R. (1954). Spawning of Rohu at Powai Lake. Vol. 52(2&3): 634-635.
(Powai Lake, Maharashtra).

59. Goldschmidt, F.R. (1957). An indigenous fishing rod and tackle. Vol. 54(4):
953-954. (Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh).

60. Goldschmidt, F.R. (1958). Catla fishing in Powai Lake, Greater Bombay.
Vol. 55(3): 473-480. (Powai Lake, Mumbai, Maharashtra).

61. Gopinath, R. (1942). Acclimatization of foreign fish in Travancore. Vol. 43(2): 267-
271. (Western Ghats, Munnar, Kannan Devan Hills, Eravikulam, Kerala, Nuwara
Eliya, Sri Lanka).

62. Gudger, E.W. (1945). The giant freshwater fishes of Asia. Vol. 45(3): 374-389
(India, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, China, Russia).

63. Gupta, B.M. (1970). Fishing methods for the spiny Eel Mastocembelus armatus in
Madhya Pradesh.Vol. 67(2): 338-339. (Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh).

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64. Hora, S.L. (1939). The game fishes of India. The Mulley (Wallagonia a ttu). Part
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65. Hora, S.L. (1939). The game fishes of India. The Mahseers of India. Part VIII.
Vol. 41(2): 272-285.

66. Hora, S.L. (1940). The game fishes of India. The Mahseers of India. Part IX.
Vol. 41(3): 518-525.

67. Hora, S.L. (1940). The game fishes of India. The Mahseers of India. Part X.
Vol. 41(4): 784-794.

68. Hora, S.L. (1940). The game fishes of India. The Mahseers of India. Part XI.
Vol. 41(1): 78-88.

69. Hora, S.L. (1941). The game fishes of India. The Mahseers of India. Part XII.
Vol. 42(2): 305-319.

70. Hora, S.L. (1941). The game fishes of India. The Mahseers of India. Part XIII.
Vol. 42(3): 526-532.

71. Hora, S.L. (1941). The game fishes of India. The Mahseers of India. Pant XIV.
Vol. 42(4): 803-815.

72. Hora, S.L. (1942). The game fishes of India. The Mahseers of India Part XV.
Vol. 43(2):164-169.

73. Hora, S.L. (1943). The game fishes of India. The Mahseer - Deccan. Part XVI.
Vol. 44(1): 1-8.

74. Hora, S.L. (1943). The game fishes of India. The Mahseer - Southern India. Part
XVII. Vol. 44(2): 164-168.

75. Hora, S.L. (1941). Fishes collected by the Vernay-Hopwood Upper Chindwin
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76. Hora, S.L. (1942). Fish of Poona. Part II. Vol. 43(2): 218-225. (Pune,
Maharashtra). (Note: Part I & III by A.G.L. Frazer).

77. Hora, S.L. (1943). Sources of fish supply to Calcutta markets. Vol. 43(4): 665-671.
(Padma River, Calcutta, W. Bengal, Assam, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh).

78. Hora, S.L. (1943). Specific identity of the 'Record Mahseer'. Vol. 44(2): 303-304.
(Kabini River, Cauvery River, Karnataka).

79. Hora, S.L. (1952). Recent advances in fish geography of India. Vol. 51(1): 170-188.

80. Hora, S.L. (1952). Functional divergence, structural convergence and pre-

adaptation exhibited by the fishes of the Cyprinoid family Psilorhynchidae Hora.
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81. Hora, S.L. (1955). Fisheries of certain tropical fishes in natural cold waters of
India. Vol. 53(1): 138-140. (Dal Lake, Wular River, Manasbal River, Jammu &
Kashmir).

82. Hora, S.L. (1955). Anaemia causing mortality among Brown Trout at the Achhabal
farm, Kashmir. Vol. 53(2): 275-276. (Achhabal, Jammu & Kashmir).

83. Hora, S.L. (1955). Tectonic history of India and its bearing on fish geography.
Vol. 52(4): 692-701.

84. Hora, S.L. (1956). Some observations on the trout farm and hatchery at Achhabal,
Kashmir. Vol. 53(3): 390-396. (Achhabal, Jammu & Kashmir).

85. Hora, S.L., G.M. Mulik & H. Khajuria (1955). Some interesting features of the
aquatic fauna of the Kashmir valley. Vol. 53(1): 140-143. (Wular, Dal, Manasbal
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86. Hora, S.L. & Pillay, T.V.R. (1953). Problems of fisheries development in Ceylon.
Vol. 51(4): 809-818. (Sri Lanka).

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87. Ibrahim, K.H. (1957). Bionomics of forage fishes: Observations on the fecundity of
three common species of minor barbels. Vol. 54(4): 826-834. (Cuttack, Orissa,
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88. Ibrahim, K.H. (1961). Up-stream migration of elvers of Anguilla nebulosa

{^bengalensis) over first Anicut of the River Godavari. Vol. 58(3): 810-812. (Cooum,
Adayar, Tamil Nadu, Nizam Sagar Dam, Hooghly River, West Bengal,
Dowleishwaram, Godavari River, Andhra Pradesh).

89. Iyengar, H.D.R. (1962). Further studies on paddy-cum-flsh culture at
Hasseraghatta fish farm in Mysore state. Vol. 59(1): 301-305. (Hasseraghatta,
Mysore State, Karnataka).

90. Iyengar, H.D.R. & K. Venkatesh (1955). Occurrence of the freshwater Medusae,
Limnocnida indica Annadale, in Thunga River near Shimoga town, Mysore State.
Vol. 53(1): 151. (Thunga River, Shimoga, Arkere, Karnataka). See for fish.

91. Iyengar, H.D.R., K. Venkatesh & D.R. Krishna Murthy (1955). Occurrence of the
Eel ( Anguilla bengalensis ) in Sulekere Reservoir and Markandeya stream in
Mysore state. Vol. 53(2): 276-277. (Sulekere Reservoir, Markandeya stream,
Krishna, Tungabhadra and Palar rivers, Mysore, Karnataka).

92. Iyengar, H.D.R. & K. Venkatesh (1956). Occurrence of the Copepod parasite Lernea
elegans on Ophicephalus striatus fish fry in Mysore. Vol. 53(4): 725-726. (Palar
River, Kolar District, Karnataka).

93. Jagannadham, N. (1947). A note on the collections, conditioning and transport of
Fingerlings of Catla in the Madras Presidency. Vol. 47(2): 315-319. (Krishna,
Godavari, Tungabhadra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh).

94. Jana, B.B. & N.C. Sukul. (1972). Colour vision in an Indian fish Anabas testidineus
(Cuv.). Vol. 69(1): 10-15.

95. Jayaram, K.C. & N. Majumdar (1964). On a collection of fish from the Kameng
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Kameng, Assam).

96. Jhingran, V.G., A. David & P. Ray (1964). Death by cold of fish in the River
Gandak, India. Vol. 61(1): 195-200. (River Gandak, Nepal, Himalayas).

97. Job, T.J. (1940). Notes on the geographical distribution and larvicidal propensities
of Horaichthys setnai Kulkarni. Vol. 42(1): 201-202. (Cochin backwaters, Kerala).

98. Jones, S. (1946). Breeding and development of Indian freshwater and brackish
water fishes. Part I. Vol. 46(2): 317-335. (India, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan).

99. Jones, S. (1946). Destructive methods of fishing in the rivers of the hill ranges of
Travancore. Vol. 46(3): 437-445. (Periyar and Kothayar lakes, W. Ghats, Tamil
Nadu, Kerala).

100. Jones, S. (1946). Breeding and development of Indian fresh-water and brackish-
water fishes. Part II. Vol. 46(3): 453-472. (India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan).

101. Jones, S. & T.J. Job (1940). Notes on the early stages in the development of the
Deccan Killifish Aplocheilus lineatus (Cur. & Val.). Vol. 42(1): 203-205.
(Trivandrum, Kerala).

102. Jones, S. & V.R. Pantulu. (1952). A remarkable case of albinism in the freshwater
Eel, Anguilla bengalensis Gray. Vol. 51(1): 285-287. (Hooghly, West Bengal).

103. Jones, S. & K.K. Sarojini (1952). History of transplantation and introductions of
fishes in India. Vol. 50(3): 594-609. (Periyar, Kodaikanal, High Ranges,
Anamalais, Nilgiris, Ootacamund, Mysore, Kundapura, Shevaroys, Ippur (Nellore),

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Sunkesula, Kurnool, Hyderabad, Darjeeling, Baroda, Kulu, Chamba, Simla,
Nainital, Kangara, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh).

104. Kalawar, A.G.& C.N. Kelkar (1956). Fishes of Kolhapur. Vol. 53(4): 669-679.
(Panchaganga River, Kolhapur, Maharashtra).

105. Karamchandani, S.J. & P.K. Pandit (1967). A special fishing method for Mystus
( Osteobagrus ) seenghala (Sykes) and Mystus ( Oesteobegrus ) aor (Hamilton) and
certain other interesting fishing methods in River Narbada. Vol. 64(3): 455-461.
(Narmada River, Hoshangabad, Madhya Pradesh).

106. Karamchandani, S.J. & P.K. Pandit. (1971). New locality records of Horaichthys
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and Tapti rivers, Gujarat).

107. Karamchandani, S.J. & M.D. Pisolkar (1967). On the occurrence and breeding of
Catla catla (Hamilton) in Tapti River. Vol. 64(2): 375-377. (Tapti River, Narmada
River, Krishna River Surat, Gujarat).

108. Khan, H. (1939). Study of the sex organs of Mahseer ( Barbus tor H.B.). Vol. 41(1):
107-112. Part 1. (Kangra, Gurdaspur, Hoshiapur, Rawalpindi, Himachal Pradesh,
Punjab, Pakistan).

109. Khan, H. (1940). Fish ladders in the Punjab. Vol. 41(3): 551-562. (Sutlej, Ravi,
Chenab, Jhelum, Punjab).

110. Khan, H. (1942). Spawning of carp and their spawning grounds in the Punjab.
Vol. 43(3): 416-427. (Beas, Sutlej, Ravi rivers, Chenab Canal, Chhenuwan tanks,
Punjab).

111. Khan, H. (1946). A note on the conservation of our inland fisheries by legislation.

Vol. 46(1): 193-194.

112. Khan, H. (1946). A fishery survey of River Indus. Vol. 46(3): 529-535. (Indus
River, Pakistan).

113. Khan, H. & H.L. Tandon (1941). A study of the reappearance of trout food in trout
waters in the Kulu valley (Punjab). Vol. 42(4): 766-771. (Kulu valley, Himachal
Pradesh)

114. Khan, M.S. (1959). Observations on the breeding of Indian Carps in the Garua
Nala (Bhopal). Vol. 56(1): 144-147. (Garua Nala, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh).

115. Kiernander, O.G. (1946). The giant freshwater fishes of Asia. Vol. 46(3): 555-556.
(Euphrates River, Iraq).

116. Kulkarni, C.V. (1943). Breeding habits and early stages of the Gourami
{Osphronemus goramy Lacepede). Vol. 44(2): 233-243.

117. Kulkarni, C.V. (1947). Note on fresh water fishes of Bombay and Salsette islands

Vol. 47(2): 319-326. (Powai, Vihar and Tulsi lakes, Mumbai, Maharashtra)

118. Kulkarni, C.V. (1952). Growth of Catla in tanks. Vol. 51(1): 282-285. (Pashan
tank, Pune, Maharashtra, Willingdon Reservoir, S. Arcot, Tamil Nadu).

119. Kulkarni, C.V. (1953). Local and scientific names of commercial fishes of Bombay.
Vol. 51(4): 917-925. (Mumbai, Karwar, Malvan, Bulsar, Maharashtra, Karnataka,
Gujarat).

120. Kulkarni, C.V. (1970). Spawning habits, eggs and early development of Deccan
Mahseer, Tor khudree (Sykes). Vol. 67(3): 510-521. (Walwhan Lake, Lonavla,
Maharashtra).

121. Kulkarni, C.V. & S.B. Setna (1946). The fresh water fish and fisheries of
Ahmedabad. Vol. 46(1): 126-132. (Sabarmati, Roth, Khari, Vartak, Meshwa and
Hathmati rivers, Bokh Reservoir, Ahmedabad, Gujarat).

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122. Lakshmanan, M.A.V. (1969). On carp fry mortality due to Cyclops attack.
Vol. 66(2): 391-392.

123. Lovatt, J.D. (1956). The spawning of Carps. Vol. 54(1): 197-199. (Periyar River,
Kerala).

124. MacDonald, A.St.J. (1942). Circumventing the Mahseer and other sporting fish in
India and Burma. Part I. Vol. 43(2): 173-189.

125. MacDonald, A. St. J. (1942). Circumventing the Mahseer and other sporting fish in
India and Burma. Part II. Vol. 43(3): 342-361.

126. MacDonald, A.St.J. (1943). Circumventing the Mahseer and other sporting fish in
India and Burma. Part III. Tackle for Mahseer. Vol. 43(4): 596-620.

127. MacDonald, A. St. J. (1943). Circumventing the mahseer and other sporting fish in
India and Burma. Part IV. Vol. 44(1): 38-59.

128. MacDonald, A.St.J. (1943). Circumventing the mahseer and other sporting fish in
India and Burma. Part V. Vol. 44(2): 185-205. (Irrawady, Salween, Tenasserim,
Chindwin, Myanmar).

129. MacDonald, A.St.J. (1944). Circumventing the Mahseer and other sporting fish in
India. Part VI. Vol. 44(3): 322-354. (Teesta River, Assam, North-East States)

130. MacDonald, A.St.J. (1944). Circumventing the Mahseer and other sporting fish in
India and Burma. Part VII. Other Sporting Fish. Vol. 44(4): 520-535.

131. MacDonald, A. St. J. (1944). Circumventing the Mahseer and other sporting fish in
India and Burma. Part VII. Other Sporting Fish (contd.). Vol. 45(1): 30-47.

132. MacDonald, A.St.J. (1945). Circumventing the Mahseer and other sporting fish in
India and Burma. Part IX. Vol. 45(4): 496-507. (Note: For Part VIII - see Marine
& Estuarine Fish )

133. MacDonald, A. St. J. (1946). Circumventing the Mahseer and other sporting fish in
India and Burma. Part X. Vol. 46(1): 33-57.

134. MacDonald, A. St. J. (1946). Circumventing the Mahseer and other sporting fish in
India and Burma. Part XI. Vol. 46(2): 216-253. (India, Pakistan, Myanmar).

135. MacDonald, A. St. J. (1949). Moonstruck Fish or Anglers. Vol. 48(3): 601.

136. MacDonald, A. St. J. (1952). A fishing holiday in North Garhwal. Vol. 51(1):
145-155. (Gunha Tal, Chamoli, Gharwal, Uttar Pradesh).

137. MacDonald, A. St. J. (1956). Kashmir - A fishing holiday. Vol. 53(3): 346-356.
(Bhringi and Liddar rivers, Jammu & Kashmir, Pakistan).

138. Mackay, W.S.S. (1945). Trout of Travancore. Part I. Vol. 45(3): 352-373.
(Nilgiris, Western Ghats, Tamil Nadu, Eravikulum River, Kerala).

139. Mackay, W.S.S. (1945). Trout of Travancore. Part II. Vol. 45(4): 542-557.
(Eravikulam, Turner’s Valley, Devikullam, Rajamallai River, Western Ghats, Tamil
Nadu, Kerala).

140. MaClarean, P. (1955). The cast net. Vol. 53(2): 281.

141. Mahajan, C.L. (1964). On the ability of Glyptothorax telchitta (Hamilton) to survive
outside water. Vol. 61(2): 459-460. (Kalinadi, stream, Muzattarnagar, Uttar
Pradesh).

142. Mahajan, C.L. (1965). Fish fauna of Muzaffarnagar district, Uttar Pradesh.
Vol. 62(3): 440-454. (Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, Ganga, Yamuna).

143. Mahmood, S. & M. Rahimullah (1947). Fishing contrivances used in H.E.H. the

Nizam's dominions. Vol. 46(4): 649-654. (Nalgonda, Warangal, Medak,

Hyderabad, Nizamabad, Raichur, Beed district, Bhir district, Andhra Pradesh,
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144. Mahmood, S. & M. Rahimullah (1947). Fish survey of Hyderabad state. Part IV.
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145. Majumdar, N.N. (1958). On a collection of fish from Delhi state. Vol. 55(2):
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146. Malaviya, R.B. (1958). Parasitism of Ophicephalus gachua Hamilton by the
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147. Malden, F.R.E. (1942). River pollution and fish mortality. Vol. 43(3): 534-536.
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148. Malik, G.M. (1939). On an epidemic among Rainbow Trout in the Harwan
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149. Menon, A.G.K. (1949). Fishes of the Kumaon Himalays. Vol. 48(3): 535-542.
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150. Menon, A.G.K. (1965). Gambusia and mosquito control. Vol. 62(3): 567-568.

151. Menon, M.D. (1953). The determination of age and growth of fishes of tropical and
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152. Menon, M.D. & P.I. Chacko. (1958). The food and feeding habits of some freshwater
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153. Mohapatra, P. (1954). Food organisms of Gadusia chapra (Ham.) from certain
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154. Mohapatra, P. (1954). The relationships of total length to furcal length for five
Cyprinids. Vol. 52(2&3): 626-628.

155. Motwani, M.P. & C.B. Srivastava (1961). A special method of fishing for Clupisoma
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156. Musavi, A.H. (1959). A quick and easy method of mounting fish specimens.
Vol. 56(1): 149-151.

157. Pal, B.C. & C.H. Southwick (1965). Reproductive behaviour of the Indian Spike-
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158. Panicker, G.C. (1969). Induced breeding of major carps in Gujarat state with a note
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159. Panicker, G.C., K.H. Ibrahim & R.M. Bhowmick (1969). Observations on large
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160. Parameswaran, S., C. Selvaraj & S. Radhakrishnan (1969). Observations on the
life history and bionomics of the Carp Minnow, Oxygaster bacaila (Hamilton).
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161. Parson, R.E. (1942). Black Mahseer. Vol. 43(2): 264-265. (Shillong, Umkhri River,
Ukiam, Kamrup district, Assam, Meghalaya)

162. Phayre, R.B. (1944). Where the rainbow ends. Vol. 44(3): 380-386. (Kulu, Nilgiris,
Tamil Nadu, Himachal Pradesh)

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163. Phythian-Adams, E.G. (1939). The Nilgiri Game Association (1878-1939).
Vol. 41(2): 384-396. (Mukerti Lake, Nilgiris, Western Ghats, Tamil Nadu).
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164. Pillai, R.S. & S.J.S. Hattar. (1972). Rain of fish in Shillong, Meghalaya. Vol. 69(1):
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165. Pillay, B.S. (1952). Murrel vs. Cobra. Vol. 51(1): 287.

166. Pillay, T.V.R. & J.S. Shaw (1949). The inland fisheries of Kodinar in Kathiawar.
Vol. 48(4): 775-781. (Somat, Shinghoda, Shingavadi, Gome and Rupen rivers,
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167. Pizey, R.M. (1946). Habits of the Baka fish [Barbus (Lissochilus) hexagonolepis
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168. Qayyum, A. & S.Z. Qasim (1964). Studies on the biology of some freshwater fish.
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169. Qayyum, A. & S.Z. Qasim (1964). Studies on the biology of some freshwater fishes
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170. Qayyum, A. & S.Z. Qasim (1964). Studies on the biology of some freshwater fishes.
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171. Qasim, S.Z. & A. Qayyum (1964). Existing fishery of Aligarh. Vol. 61(3): 697-700.
(Ganges, Yamuna, Kali, Uttar Pradesh).

172. Rahimullah, M. (1943). Fish survey of Hyderabad state. Part I. Vol. 43(4): 648-
653. (Godavari, Krishna, Bhima, Tungabhadra, Purna and Siddha rivers, Kandahar
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173. Rahimullah, M. (1943). Fish survey of Hyderabad State. Part II. Vol. 44(1): 88-
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174. Rahimullah, M. (1944). Fish survey of Hyderabad state. Part III. Fishes of the
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and Andol tanks, Aleru River, Pocharam Reservoir, Medak district, Andhra
Pradesh).

175. Rai, U.S. (1948). Effect of weirs at the canal head-works on the distribution of
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176. Rajagopal, K.V. & V. Muddanna. (1972). Two unique methods of fishing for Cobitids
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177. Rajan, S. (1955). Notes on a collection of fish from the headwaters of the Bhavani
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Nilgris, Ooty Lake, Tamil Nadu, Wyanaad hills, Krurumunde, Kerala).

178. Rajan, S.J. & D.V. Reddi (1962). A note on the natural destruction of valuable fish
seed. Vol. 59(2): 668-670. (Ganga, Narmada, Madhya Pradesh, Manjira River,
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179. Ramakrishna, K.V. & K.H. Alikunhi (1967). Growth and propagation of Common
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182. Ranganathan, V. & V. Natarajan. (1969). Studies on the occurrence and biology of
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184. Ray, P., S.J. Karamchandani & R.D. Chakraborty. (1969). A note on the breeding of
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185. Ross, E.J. (1939). Trout fishing in Kashmir. Vol. 41(2): 437-442. (Kashmir,
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186. Saha, K.C. & D.P. Sen. (1956). Biological control of submerged aquatic vegetation
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(Darjeeling, West Bengal).

187. Sandeman, A.G. (1940). An ingenious fish trap. Vol. 41(4): 903-904. (Shan States,
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188. Sehgal, K.L. (1956). On a collection of fish from Assam. Vol. 53(4): 717-724.
(Tangla, Mangaldai, Tezpur, Lokra, Darrang district, Assam).

189. Sehgal, K.L. (1959). Two new fish records from Assam. Vol. 56(1): 147-149. (Khasi
and Jaintia Hills, Assam).

190. Sehgal, K.L. (1961). On some larval and juvenile stages of three species of fish from
the River Jamuna at Allahabad. Vol. 58(1): 231-240. (River Jamuna, Ganga,
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191. Sehgal, K.L. (1973). Fisheries survey of Himachal Pradesh and some adjacent areas
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(Himalayas Chenab, Ravi, Beas rivers and their tributaries, Himachal Pradesh).

192. Setna, S.B. & C.V. Kulkarni (1940). The fish Megalops as an aid to combat the
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193. Silas, E.G. (1949). On a collection of fish from Travancore. Vol. 48(4): 792-797.
(Balamore, Thadikarakonam, Alappuzha, Kerala).

194. Silas, E.G. (1951). On a collection of fish from the Anamalai and Nelliampathi hill
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670-681. (Anamalais, Nelliampathi hills, Cauvery, Ponani, Periyar, Western
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195. Silas, E.G. (1951) Fishes from the high range of Travancore. Vol. 50(2): 323-330.
(Manimala and Vandiperiyar rivers, Peermed hills, Pasuparai stream,
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196. Silas, E.G. (1951). Notes on fishes of the genus Glyptothorax Blyth from
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(Anamalai hills, Western Ghats, Krishna, Pune, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and
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197. Silas, E.G. (1953). Notes on fishes from Mahabaleshwar and Wai, (Satara district,
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198. Silas, E.G. (1958). Studies on Cyprinid fishes of the Oriental genus Chela
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199. Silas, E.G. (1958). Remarks on Indian Cyprinid fishes described by Jerdon (1849)
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India).

200. Silas, E.G. (1960). Fishes from the Kashmir valley. Vol. 57(1): 66-77. (Wular, Dal,
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201. Silas, E.G. & E. Dawson. (1961). Heteropneustes fossilis (Bloch), a new addition to
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202. Silas, E.G. & E. Dawson. (1961). Amphipnous indicus, a new synbranchoid eel from
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203. Smith, F.W. (1947). Sex of Mahseer and Bokar caught in N.E. India. Vol. 46(4):
734. (Teesta River, Darjeeling, Assam).

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205. Sreenivasan, A. (1965). Remarkable growth of fish in Sandaimedu demonstration
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206. Srivastava, G.J. (1967). A new species of freshwater fish of the genus
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(Rohini River, Gorakhpur Maheshara Tal, Uttar Pradesh).

207. Suter, M. ,(1941). Remarkable feeding habits of an Indian Carp [Barbus (. Puntius )
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208. Suter, M. (1942). Observations on the breeding colouration of Barbus ( Puntius )
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209. Suter, M. (1943). Additions to the game fishes of Bombay and neighbouring
districts. Vol. 43(4): 663-664. (Indrayani and Bhima rivers, Pune, Maharashtra).

210. Suter, M. (1944). New records of fish from Poona. Vol. 44(3): 408-414. (Mula-
Mutha River, Bhima River, Indrayani River, Pune, Maharashtra).

211. Tanner, M.O. (1942). Black Mahseer. Vol. 43(2): 264-265. (Yunzal River, Yangon,
Myanmar).

212. Toogood, C.G. (1939). Mahseer and turtle. Vol. 41(1): 180. (Cauvery River,
Seringapatam, Karnataka).

213. Van Ingen, J. DeWet (1946). A record Mahseer. Vol. 46(2): 406-407. (Kabini, and
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214. Viswaswarao, V. (1972). Esomus danricus jabalpurensis subsp. nov. from Pariat
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215. Yazdani, G.M. (1972). A new genus and species of fish from India. Vol. 69(1):
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Andaman & Nicobar - 201

Manipur - 40, 41

Andhra Pradesh - 20, 26, 30, 3 1 , 34, 59,
88, 93, 103, 143, 144, 172, 173, 174,

178

Meghalaya - 161, 164, 215

Assam - 10, 14,41,55,77,95, 129,
155, 160, 161, 167, 188, 189, 203

Myanmar -75, 128,134, 187, 211

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Bangladesh - 3

Nepal - 96

Bihar -77, 155

Orissa- 6, 11, 87, 153, 159, 179

Cambodia - 62

Pakistan -9, 38,42, 98, 100, 108, 112, 134,
137, 147

China - 62

Philippines - 7

Delhi - 35, 36, 145

Punjab - 108, 109, 110, 175

Gujarat- 16, 106, 107, 119. 121, 158,
166, 180, 181

Rajasthan - 47

Haryana - 33

Russia - 62

Himachal Pradesh - 108, 113, 162, 191

Sri Lanka - 21 , 43, 44, 61 , 86, 98, 1 00

Iraq - 1 15

Thailand - 62

Jammu & Kashmir -9, 81, 82, 84, 85,
137, 148, 185,200

Tamil Nadu - 4, 5, 15, 21, 23, 24, 26, 28, 29,
31,32,53, 88,93,99, 103, 1 18, 138, 139,
152, 162, 163, 177, 182, 194, 195, 196, 205

Karnataka - 17, 18, 24, 25, 31, 32, 78,
89,90,91,92, 93, 103, 119, 143, 172,
176, 192,212,213

Uttar Pradesh - 12, 13, 18, 33, 46, 77, 136,
141, 142, 149, 168, 169, 170, 171, 184, 190,
206

Kerala - 8, 22, 24, 25, 61, 87, 97, 99,
101, 103, 123, 138, 139, 177, 193, 194,
195, 196

Vietnam - 62

Madhya Pradesh - 45, 46, 48, 63, 105,
114, 143, 144, 146, 178, 183, 214

West Bengal - 77, 88, 102, 186

Maharashtra - 2, 39, 5 1 , 52, 58, 60, 76,
104, 117, 118, 119, 120, 143, 144, 172,
196, 197, 202, 208, 209, 210, 267,

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129. Rao, V.V. (1973). Blenniid fishes from Godavari estuary. Vol. 70(2): 480-487.
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149. Talwar, P.K. (1971). A note on the taxonomy of a species of Tachysurus lacepede
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154. Tampi, P.R.S. (1958). Pelagic swarming of Polyophthalmus (Family Opheliidae).
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155. Unnithan, R.V. (1972). Trematode gill parasites from the Flying Gurnard
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156. Unnithan, R.V. (1972). A new monogenetic Trematode Sauricotyle sprostoni gen. et
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157. Varadarajan, S. (1953). A note on the distributionof Anchovielle heterolohus
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158. Venkateswarlu, T. (1962). A note on the colouration of Halieutaea stellata (Wahl.).
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159. Venkateswarulu, T. (1967). Rhina anchylostoma Schneider from the inshore
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Andaman & Nicobar - 77, 78, 157

Madhya Pradesh - 66

Andhra Pradesh - 10. 16, 29, 30, 31, 60, 64, 79,
124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 157

Maldives - 93

Arabian Sea - 2, 3. 4, 6, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 26, 31,
33, 36, 38, 39, 48. 50, 5 1 , 52, 53, 54, 65, 68, 70, 71 ,
72, 75, 80, 81, 87, 97, 99, 100, 101, 102, 105, 107,

1 10, 1 1 1, 1 12, 1 13, 1 14, 1 16, 117, 120, 121, 122,
123, 133, 134, 139, 141, 144, 145, 149, 152, 156

Maharashtra -2, 3,4, 13, 15,26, 36, 38,39,
48, 60, 65, 67, 68, 72, 75, 80, 81,87, 97, 101,
108, 111, 112, 113, 114, 116, 120, 121, 123,
130, 133, 134, 139, 141, 144, 156

Assam -59, 96, 109

Myanmar - 60

Bangladesh - 45, 60, 155

New Zealand - 8

Bay of Bengal - 1 , 16, 29, 30, 31 , 45, 58, 70, 71, 79,
85, 87, 88, 115, 117, 118, 119, 126, 127, 135, 138,
146, 155, 158, 159

Orissa - 1 , 25, 28, 3 1 , 56, 57, 58, 59, 6 1 . 62,
63, 82, 83, 84, 85, 90, 91, 131, 132, 148, 153

Bihar -59

Pakistan - 33, 60, 1 17

Daman - 20

Palk Bay - 5, 9, 17, 22, 55, 95, 147

Goa -26, 149

Persian Gulf - 27

Gujarat - 38, 39, 67, 105, 107, 1 10, 1 13, 121, 145

Scotland - 35

Gulf of Mannar - 1,9, 17, 18,41,55,89, 92, 147,
154

Sri Lanka - 13,21,22,23,24,31,47, 113,
117, 157

Indian Ocean - 19, 24, 152, 155

Tamil Nadu - 1,5, 6, 9, 16, 17, 18, 25,41,
49, 55, 58, 60, 63, 64, 79, 88, 89, 92, 94, 95,
108, 115, 118, 119, 121, 127, 138, 146, 147,
154, 157, 158, 159

Karnataka - 1 3, 26, 37, 53, 54, 63, 67, 72, 75, 106,
121, 142

Uttar Pradesh - 59, 136

Kerala- 1, 11, 12, 13,40,41,50,51,52,53,54, 69,
87. 99. 100, 101, 102, 106, 108, 1 13, 122, 123, 137,
143, 152, 157

West Bengal - 43, 44, 45, 58, 59, 88, 96,
106, 124, 135, 143

Lakshadweep - 4, 7

AMPHIBIANS

1. Abdulali, H. (1941). The mating instinct versus self protection. Vol. 42(3): 666-667.
(Mumbai, Maharashtra).

2. Abdulali, H. (1954). Extension of range of Rana temporalis Gunth. Vol. 52(2&3):
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4. Abdulali, H. (1955). Some notes on Rana beddomii Gunther, with an extension of
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district, Maharashtra, Sivagiri hills, Tirunelveli, Anamalai hills, Kerala, Tamil
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5. Abdulali, H. (1956). Strange accident to a frog {Rana breviceps Schneid.).
Vol. 54(1): 197. (Kanheri caves, Mumbai, Maharashtra).

6. Abdulali, H. (1962). An account of a trip to the Barapede Cave, Talewadi, Belgaum
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7. Abdulai, H. & J.C. Daniel (1954). Extension of range of the frog Uperodon
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8. Abdulali, H. & J.C. Daniel (1954). Distribution of Rana leithii Bouleng. A
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9. Abdulali, H. & J.C. Daniel (1956). Notes on Bufo stomaticus Lutken in Bombay.
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10. Banerji, A. (1954). Food of the Bull Frog {Rana tigrina). Vol. 52(2&3): 639.

11. Behura, B.K. (1948). Acacia thorn in the stomach of toad C Bufo melanostictus
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12. Bhaduri, J.L. (1944). A note on Rana crassa Jerdon, with extension of its range.
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13. Bhaduri, J.L. (1944). Further locality records of Rana hexadactyla Lesson in
Bengal, with brief notes on its tadpoles. Vol. 44(3): 484-485. (Calcutta, West
Bengal).

14. Bhaduri, J.L. (1945). Notes on a rare and interesting Narrowmouthed Frog
Uperodon globulosum Gunther. Vol. 45(2): 251-254. (Calcutta, W. Bengal).

15. Bhaduri, J.L. & S.L. Basu (1956). Further extension of range of the frog Uperodon
globulosum (Gunther) in Jalpaiguri, West Bengal. Vol. 53(4): 712-713. (Jalpaiguri,
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16. Bhaduri, J.L. & J.C. Daniel. (1956). The tadpoles of Uperodon globulosum
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17. Bhaduri, J.L. & M.B. Kirpalani (1954). Notes on the Frog Rana breviceps
Schneider. Vol. 52(2&3): 620-623.

18. Bhaduri, J.L. & M.B. Kripalani (1955). Nyctibatrachus humayuni, a new frog from
the Western Ghats. Vol. 52(4): 852-859. (Khandala, Maharashtra, Western Ghats).

19. Chari, V.K. (1952). Bull Frog {Rana tigrina Daud) preying upon the Common Toad
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20. Chari, V.K. (1953). New locality record of Rana hexadactyla Lesson. Vol. 51(3):
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21. Chari, V.K. (1962). A description of the hitherto undescribed tadpole and some field
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22. Chari, V.K. & J.C. Daniel (1953). The tadpole of Rana leithii Boulenger. Vol. 51(2):
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23. Charrington, H.N. (1940). Snake attacked by amphibians. Vol. 41(3): 668.
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24. Daniel, J.C. (1962). Notes on some amphibians of the Darjeeling area, West
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25. Daniel, J.C. (1963). Field guide to the amphibians of western India. Part 1.
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26. Daniel, J.C. (1963). Field guide to the amphibians of western India. Part 2.
Vol. 60(3): 690-702. (Western Ghats Mumbai, Maharashtra).

27. Daniel, J.C. & T.G. Selukar (1963). Occurrence of the Fungoid Frog Rana
malabarica (Bibr) at Jagdalpur, Bastar district, Madhya Pradesh. Vol. 60(3):
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Tamil Nadu, Western Ghats).

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28. Daniel, J.C. & Shull, E.M. (1963). A list of reptiles and amphibians of the Surat
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29. Daniel, J.C. & K.K. Verma (1963). Occurrence of the Ceylon Kaloula, Kaloula
pulchra taprobanica H.W. Parker (Family Microhylidae) at Jagdalpur, Bastar
district, Madhya Pradesh. Vol. 60(3): 744-745. (Jagdalpur, Bastar district, Madhya
Pradesh, Cauvery River, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Calcutta, West Bengal).

30. De Silva, P.H.D.H. (1957). On a zoological collecting tour of the islands off Jaffna.
Vol. 54(2): 322-334. (Jaffna peninsula, Palk Strait, Sri Lanka).

31. Dharmakumarasinhgi, R.K. (1940). Frog eating a snake. Vol. 42(1): 200-201.
(Bhavnagar, Gujarat).

32. Dharmaraju, E. (1960). The Bull Frog ( Rana tigrina) as a predator of poultry.
Vol. 57(2): 423-424. (Pithapuram, East Godavary district, Andhra Pradesh).

33. Donahue, J.P. & J.C. Daniel (1966). Occurrence of the toad Bufo fergusonii
Boulenger in Hyderabad, A.P., India (Anura: Bufonidae). Vol. 63(2): 447.
(Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh).

34. Gay, T. (1954). Food of the Bull Frog. Vo. 52(1): 212. (Ratnagiri, Maharashtra).

35. Grandison, A.G.C. & J.C. Daniel (1964). Description of a new species of toad
(Anura: Bufonidae) from Satara district, Maharashtra, India. Vol. 61(1): 192-194.
(Koyna, Satara District, Maharashtra).

36. Hale, C. (1953). Notes on the photography of fossils, with special reference to a
specimen of Indobatrachus from Worli hill, Bombay. Vol. 51(3): 759-761. (Worli
Hill, Mumbai, Maharashtra).

37. Hora, S.L., G.M. Mulik & H. Khajuria (1955). Some interesting features of the
aquatic fauna of the Kashmir valley. Vol. 53(1): 140-143. (Wular, Dal, Manas Bal
Lake, Jhelum River, Jammu & Kashmir). See for frogs.

38. Isaac, S. (1969). Presence of vocal sacs in a female Skipper Frog Rana
cyanophlyctis Schneider. Vol. 66(3): 635. (Koyna, Satara District, Maharashtra).

39. Joshee, A.K. (1968). Food habits of the Bull Frog Rana tigerina (Daud.). Vol. 65(2):
498-501. (Mumbai, Maharashtra).

40. Krishnamurthy, R. (1968). On a new flagellate, Trichomitus hydetabadensis sp.
nov. from the frog Rana tigerina Daud. Vol. 65(2): 513-516. (Hyderabad, Andhra
Pradesh).

41. Mahendra, B.C. (1939). Extension of the range of the Microhylid Frog Uperadon
systoma (Schn.) Vol. 41(1): 180-181. (Agra, Uttar Pradesh)

42. McCann, C. (1940). A reptile and amphibian miscellany. Part II. Vol. 42(1): 45-64.
See for frogs , toads and newts , caecileans.

43. McCann, C. (1945). Reptiles and amphibians of Vishakhapatnam and neighbouring
ghats. Vol. 45(3): 435. (Anantagiri, Kodakala Lake, Andhra Pradesh).

44. McCann, C. (1946). Aestivation of the fro g Ramanella montana (Jerdon). Vol. 46(2):
404-405. (Khandala, Western Ghats, Maharashtra)

45. McCann, C. (1946). The distribution of Rana leithii Boulenger. Vol. 46(2): 405-406.
(Kanari Caves, Gersoppa Ghats Lingmala falls, Jog Falls, Matheran, Khandala,
Mahableshwar, Maharashtra, Karnataka)

46. McCann, C. (1946). Strong odour emitted by the Fungoid Frog {Rana malabarica).
Vol. 46(2): 406. (Tansa Lake, Mumbai, Maharashtra).

47. McCann, C. (1947). Note on the Bull Frog {Rana tigrina) everting lung. Vol. 47(2):
391-392.

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48. Morgan-Davies, A.M. (1958). Some notes on the reproduction, metamorphosis and
the ecology of a Ceylonese Tree-Frog Rhacophorus cruciger cruciger (Blyth).
Vol. 55(1): 11-16. (Sri Lanka).

49. Morgan-Davies, A.M. (1958). Notes on the eggs, tadpoles, metamorphosis, and

ecology of the Ceylonese Narrow-mouthed Frog Ramanella obscura (Gunther).
Vol. 55(2): 307-312. (Sri Lanka).

50. Philips, W.W.A. (1958). Some observations on the fauna of the Maidive Islands.
Part IV. Amphibians and Reptiles. Vol. 55(2): 217-220. (Maldives, Arabian Sea).

51. Prakash, I. (1953). Additions to recorded food items of the Bull Frog ( Rana
tigrina). Vol. 51(3): 750-751.

52. Ramaswami, L.S. (1943). The anatomy of the duodenal region of some genera of
Apoda. Vol. 44(1): 134-137.

53. Rangaswamy, H.R. & Channabasavanna (1973). Food and feeding habits of the
toad Bufo melanostictus Schneider (Amphibia: Bufonidae). Vol. 70(3): 558-563.
(Karwar, Karnataka, Arabian Sea).

54. Romer, J.D. (1947). An uncommon habit observed in Rana erythraea Schleg.
Vol. 47(1): 173. (Mymensingh, Bangladesh).

55. Romer, J.D. (1949). Herpetological observations in Assam and Bengal (1944).
Vol. 48(2): 374-376. (Kohima, Nagaland, Mymensingh, Bangladesh).

56. Romer, J.D. (1951). Surface locomotion of certain frogs {Rana) and the occurrence
of Rana taipehensis Van Denburgh in India. Vol. 50(2): 414.

57. Senanayake, F.R. (1967). The status of the Ceylon Frog Rhacophorus nasustus
(Gunther). Vol. 64(3): 565-569. (Central hills, Sri Lanka).

58. Smith, R.L. (1959). The food of the Bull Frog. Vol. 56(3): 642-643. (Pune,
Maharashtra).

59. Soman, P.W. (1960). A note on the amphibians of Kutch. Vol. 57(1): 226-227.
(Bhuj, Kachchh, Gujarat).

60. Tandon, R.S. (1957). The liver fluke of the frog Rana tigrina A new record of
Mehraorchisranarum Srivastava 1934 (Pleurogenitinae). Vol. 54(2): 468-469.

61. Taylor, E.H. (1961). Notes on Indian Caecilians. Vol. 58(2): 355-365. (Pune,
Khandala, Alibag, Mumbai, Maharashtra Ootacamund, Nilgris, Anamalais, Tamil
Nadu, Darjeeling, West Bengal, Kottayam, Maduvankadu, Kerala).

62. Tikader, B. K. (1964). Observations on the Caecilian Ichthyophis beddomi Peters
from Kotegehar, District Chikmagalur. Vol. 61(3): 697. (Chikmagalur, Karnataka).

63. Vasu, V.M. (1946). Musk-Shrew attacking a Bull Frog. Vol. 46(3): 539. (Andheri,
Mumbai, Maharashtra).

64. Wadekar, U.L. (1963). The diet of the Indian Bull Frog Rana tigerina (Daud.).
Vol. 60(1): 263-268. (Baroda, Gujarat).

Andhra Pradesh - 32, 33, 40, 43

Maharashtra - 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 15, 16,
18, 19,21,22, 25,26, 34, 35,36, 38,
39, 44, 45,46,58,61,63

Arabian Sea - 50, 53

Maldives - 50

Bangladesh - 54, 55

Nagaland - 55

Goa - 20

Orissa - 1 1

Gujarat -28, 31,59, 64

Palk Strait - 30

Jammu & Kashmir - 37

Sri Lanka -30, 48,49,57,

Karnataka - 3, 6, 45, 53, 62

Tamil Nadu -4, 27,29,61

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Kerala - 4, 27, 61

Uttar Pradesh - 41

Madhya Pradesh - 27, 29

West Bengal - 12, 13, 14, 15, 23, 24.
29,61

REPTILES

Crocodiles and Water Monitor

1. Abdulali, H. (1948). Crocodiles bellowing. Vol. 47(3): 551.

2. Abdulali, H. (1954). The record of Indian crocodile. Vol. 52(1): 213.

3. Abdulali, H. (1957). Reflected glow from the eyes of the Gharial [Gavialus
gangeticus (Gmelin)]. Vol. 54(3): 769-770.

4. Ahmed, Q.Q. (1945). Syncope in a crocodile. Vol. 45(3): 429-430. (Datia, Nagpur,
Maharashtra).

5. Battya, R.K.M. (1944). Crocodiles bellowing. Vol. 45(1): 93-94. (Indravati River,
Bastar, Madhya Pradesh).

6. Battye, R.K.M. (1945). A crocodiles misadventure. Vol. 45(3): 427-428. (Barsur
tank, Madhya Pradesh).

7. Bone, C. (1943). The hatching of a Mugger ( Crocodilus palustris). Vol. 44(2): 303.
(Hubli, Karnataka).

8. Burton, R.W. (1955). The record Indian crocodile. Vol. 52(4): 937-938.

9. Daniel, J.C. & Shull, E.M. (1963). A list of reptiles and amphibians of the Surat
Dangs, south Gujarat. Vol. 60(3): 737-743. (Surat Dangs, Western Ghats, Gujarat).
See for crocodiles .

10. Dharmakumarsinhji, R.K.(1941). Injury to a crocodile. Vol. 42(2): 445-446.
(Bhavnagar, Gujarat).

11. Dharmakumarsinhji, K.S. (1947). Mating and parental instinct of the Marsh
Crocodile (C. palustris Lesson). Vol. 47(1): 174-176. (Shetrunji River, Gujarat).

12. Dharmakumarasinhgi, K.S. (1952). Large stone in the stomach of crocodile.
Vol. 50(4): 950. (Jasdan, Gujarat).

13. Krishnamurthy, D.R. (1951). Angling for crocodiles with hook and line in
Krishnasagar Reservoir. Vol. 50(1): 181-182. (Krishnasagar Reservoir, Cauvery
River, Mysore, Karnataka).

14. Krishnan, M. (1970). The estuarine crocodile Crocodilus porosus Schneider off the

Orissa coast. Vol. 67(3): 573-574. (Orissa, Bay of Bengal, Cauvery,

Srirangapatnam, Mysore, Karnataka).

15. Lewis, E.S. (1940). Crocodile and Wild Boar. Vol. 41(4): 903. (Sutlej River,
Firozpur, Punjab).

16. Macdonald, A.St.J. (1943). Circumventing the mahseer and other sporting fish in
India and Burma. Part V. Vol. 44(2): 185-205. (Irrawady, Salween, Tenasserim,
Chindwin, Myanmar). See for crocodiles.

17. McCann, C. (1940). A reptile and amphibian miscellany. Part I. Vol. 41(4):
742-764. See for crocodiles.

18. McCann, C. (1946). The hemipennis in reptiles. Vol. 46(2): 348-373. See for
crocodiles.

19. Mosse, A.H.E. (1957). Reptiliana. Vol. 54(4): 869-877. See for crocodiles.

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20. Prakash, M. (1971). Crocodile ( Crocodilus palustris ) breeding at Jaipur Zoo.
Vol. 68(3): 835-837. (Jaipur, Rajasthan).

21. Rossel, H.G. (1945). Bellowing and other habits of the Muggar ( Crocodilus
palustris ). Vol. 45(3): 428. (Kantalai tank, Trincomalee, Sri Lanka).

22. Spillet, J.J. (1966). A report on wildlife surveys in North India and southern Nepal.
Vol. 63( 3): 492-628. See pages 516 and 549 for Water Monitor.

23. Symns, J.A.M. (1942). The crocodile in Burma. Vol. 43(1): 107. (River Ara,
Irrawaddy, Myanmar).

24. Underwood, G. (1947). Reptiles of Gocanada. Vol. 46(4): 613-628. (Kakinada,
Andhra Pradesh). See for crocodiles.

25. Venkateswarulu, T. Bholanath & D.P. Sanyal. (1971). A record of the Gharial,
Gavialis gangeticus (Gmelin) from Patna (Bihar). Vol. 68(3): 837-838. (Patna,
Badar Ghat, Bihar).

26. Zobairi, A.R.K. (1948). The use of the bark of Strychnous nuxvomica; Linn., in
poisoning a crocodile. Vol. 47(4): 707-709. (Hogenakal, Cauvery, Mettur Dam,
Stanley Reservoir, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka).

Andhra Pradesh - 24

Myanmar - 16, 23

Bay of Bengal - 14

Orissa - 14

Bihar -25

Punjab - 15

Gujarat -9, 10, 11. 12

Rajasthan - 20

Karnataka - 7, 13, 14, 26

Sri Lanka - 2 1

Madhya Pradesh -5,6

Tamil Nadu - 26

Maharashtra - 4

Tortoises/Turtles

1. Acharji, M.N. (1950). Edible chelonians and their products. Vol. 49(3): 529-532.

2. Auffenberg, W. (1963). Testudo hypselonota Bourret referred to Geochelone radiata
(Shaw) Vol. 60(2): 462-466.

3. Auffenberg, W. (1964). A first record of breeding colour changes in a tortoise.
Vol. 61(1): 191-192.

4. Affenberg, W. (1964). Notes on the courtship of the land tortoise Geochelone
travancorica Boulenger. Vol. 61(2): 247-253.

5. De Silva, P.H.D.H. (1957). On a zoological collecting tour of the islands off Jaffna.
Vol. 54(2): 322-334. (Jaffna penninsula, Palk Strait, Sri Lanka).

6. Jayakar, S.D. & H. Spurway (1966). Contribution to the biology of the Indian
Starred Tortoise Testudo elegans Schoepff-I. Vol. 63(1): 83-114.

7. Jones, S. (1959). A Leathery Turtle Dermochelys coriacea (Linnaeus) coming ashore
for laying eggs during the day. Vol. 56(1): 137-139. (Kozhikode, Kerala,
Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

8. Kuriyan, G.K. (1950). Turtle fishing in the sea around Krusadai Island. Vol. 49(3):
509-512. (Krusadai Island, Gulf of Mannar, Tamil Nadu).

9. Lalmohan, R.S. (1971). Occurrence of the digenitic trematode Astrorchis renicapite
(Leidy) (Family: Pronocephalidae) in the Leathery Turtle Dermochelys coriacea
(Linne.) from the Indian Ocean. Vol. 68(2): 489-490. (Pamban, Gulf of Mannar,
Tamil Nadu).

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10. MacDonald, A.St.J. (1943). Circumventing the mahseer and other sporting fish in
India and Burma. Part V. Vol. 44(2): 185-205. (Irrawady, Salween, Tenasserim,
Chindwin, Myanmar). See for turtles.

11. Malaviya, R.B. (1963). Parasitizing of common freshwater turtle Lissemys punctata
(Bonnaterre) by the Copepod Argulus indicus Weber. Vol. 60(2): 468-469.
(Gokalpur Lake, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh).

12. McCann, C. (1940). A reptile and amphibian miscellany. Part I. Vol. 41(4):
742-764.

13. McCann, C. (1946). The hemipennis in reptiles. Vol. 46(2): 348-373.

14. Philips, W.W.A. (1958). Some observations on the fauna of the Maidive Islands.
Part IV. Amphibians and Reptiles. Vol. 55(2): 217-220. (Maldives, Arabian Sea).

15. Prakash, I. (1971). Testudo elegans in western Rajasthan. Vol. 68(1): 273-274.
(Udaipur, Bisalpur, Aravallis, Rajasthan).

16. Sanjeeva Raj, P.J. (1954). A synopsis of the species of the genus Ozobranchus
(De Quatrefagus 1852) Hirudinea-Annelida. Vol. 52(2&3): 473-480. (Narmada,
Calcutta, Parangipettai, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Bay of Bengal). See for turtles.

17. Sanjeeva Raj, P.J. (1958). Egg laying habits of sea turtles described in Tamil
Sangam literature. Vol. 55(2): 361-362. Vol. 55(2): 361-362.

18. Toogood, C.G. (1939). Mahseer and turtle. Vol. 41(1): 180. (Cauvery River,
Seringapatam, Karnataka).

19. Underwood, G. (1947). Reptiles of Cocanada. Vol. 46(4): 613-628. (Kakinada,
Andhra Pradesh).

Andhra Pradesh - 19

Maldives - 14

Arabian Sea -7, 14

Myanmar - 10

Bay of Bengal - 16

Palk Strait - 5

Gulf of Mannar -8,9

Rajasthan - 15

Karnataka - 18

Sri Lanka - 5

Kerala - 7

Tamil Nadu - 8, 9, 16

Madhya Pradesh - 1 1

West Bengal - 16

Maharashtra - 7

Aquatic Snakes

1. Behura, B.K. & M.A. John(1951). A curious death of a snake. Vol. 50(1): 183.
(Cuttack, Orissa).

2. Chandra, M. & S.S. Saha (1966). Record of Paraclepsis praedarix Harding, 1924
(Annelida-Hirundinea) from a new host, Natrix piscator (Schneider), the Checkered
Keelback (Reptilia: Serpentes). Vol. 63(2): 448-449. (Salt Lake, Calcutta, West
Bengal).

3. Chhapgar, B.F. & H.G. Kewalramani (1967). Mating and other observations on sea
snakes in captivity. Vol. 64(3): 563-564.

4. McCann, C. (1946). The hemipennis in reptiles. Vol. 46(2): 348-373.

5. Murthy, T.S.N. (1970). The occurrence of the Dog-faced Water-Snake, Cerberus
rhynchops (Sachneider), (Serpentes: Colubridae) around Madras. Vol. 67(3):

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574-575. (Cooum River, Kovelong Beach, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Mumbai,
Maharashtra).

6. Philips, W.W.A. (1958). Some observations on the fauna of the Maidive Islands.
Part IV. Amphibians and Reptiles. Vol. 55(2): 217-220. (Maldives, Arabian Sea).

7. Pillay, N.G. (1942). The number of eggs in the clutch of the Checkered Water
Snake. Vol. 43(1): 108-109. (Thiruvananthapuram Zoo, Kerala).

8. Pimento, R.J. (1972). Some notes on the sea snake Laticauda colubrina
(Schneider). Vol. 69(1): 191-192. (South Sentinel Island, Andaman & Nicobars).

9. Whitaker, R. (1969). The Dog-faced Watersnake ( Cerberus rhynchops ) in the
Bombay area and notes on its habits. Vol. 66(2): 386-388. (Thane and Malad
creeks Mumbai, Bassein, Maharashtra).

Andaman & Nicobar - 8

Orissa - 1

Arabian Sea - 6

Persian Gulf - 7

Kerala - 7

Tamil Nadu - 5

Maharashtra -5,9

West Bengal - 2

Maldives - 6

MAMMALS

1. Biswas, R.N. (1973). On the domestication of the Otter by fishermen in
Bangladesh. Vol. 70(2): 374. (Bangladesh)

2. Burton, R.W. (1940). A visit to the Laccadive Islands. Vol. 41(3): 489-513.
(Lakshadweep Islands). See for dolphins, porpoises

3. Chacko, P.I. & J. Mathew (1954). A Rorqual Whale near Badagara, Malabar coast.
Vol. 52(2&3): 585. (Badagara, Kerala, Arabian Sea).

4. Chari, V.K. (1951). The Great Indian Rorqual or Fin-whale Balaenoptera indica
Blyth off Umargam (Bombay State). Vol. 50(1): 167. (Umargam, Mumbai,
Maharashtra, Arabian Sea)

5. Daniel, J.C. (1963). Stranding of a Blue Whale Balaenoptera musculus (Linn.) near
Surat, Gujarat, with notes on earlier literature. Vol. 60(1): 252-254. (Surat,
Gujarat, Naduvattaum, Kerala, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

6. Dhawan, R.M. (1970). Stranding of four whales along Goa coast between December
1968 to April 1970. Vol. 67(2): 327-328. (Goa, Panaji, Arabian Sea).

7. Editors (1961). The Dugong Dugong dugon (Muller) at Bombay: An incorrect
record. Vol. 58(3): 796.

8. Gibson-Hiil, C.A. (1950). A note on the Rorquals C Balaenoptera spp.) Vol. 49(1):
14-19. (Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal).

9. Grubh, B.R. & M.J. Pereira (1965). Strandings of Finner Whale [Balaenoptera

physalus (Linn.).] near Virar (Thana district) and at Bombay, Maharshtra state.
Vol. 62(3): 550-551. (Virar Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

10. Gudger, E.W. (1943). Fish-eating bats of India and Burma. Vol. 43(4): 635-640.

11. Hill, J.G. (1958). Some observations on the fauna of the Maidive Islands.
Part II - Mammals. Vol. 55 (1): 4-10. (Maldives, Arabian Sea). See for whales and
dolphins.

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12. Hutton, A.F. (1945). Notes on the snakes and mammals of the High Wavy
Mountains, district, south India. Part II. Mammals. Vol. 48(4): 681-691. (High
Wavy Mountains, Madura district, Tamil Nadu). See for fishins cat , otter

13. Jacob, P.K. & M.D. Menon (1947). The piscivorous habits of the Rorqual or Fin
Whale ( Balaenoptera sp.). Vol. 47(1): 156-158. (Kozhikode, Kerala, Arabian Sea).

14. Jones, S. (1953). On the stranding of a whale at Jambudwip on the Bengal coast
about 19 years ago. Vol. 51(2): 499-500. (Jambudwip, West Bengal, Bay of Bengal).

15. Kulkarni, C.V. (1948). Outsize Whale Shark in Bombay waters. Vol. 47(4):
762-763. (Navapur, Ucheli, Mumbai, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea).

16. Krishnan, M. (1972). An ecological survey of the larger mammals of penisular
India (contd.). Vol. 69(1): 26-54. See for otter, p.49.

17. MacDonald, A. St. J. (1943). Circumventing the mahseer and other sporting fish in
India and Burma. Part V. Vol. 44(2): 185-205. (Irrawady, Salween, Tenasserim,
Chindwin, Myanmar). See for otter.

18. MacDonald, A. St. J. (1950). The Fishing Cat Prionailurus viverrinus. Vol. 49(2):
298. (Bettiah, Bihar).

19. Mackay, W.S.S. (1945). Trout of Travancore. Part II. Vol. 45(4): 542-557.
(Eravikulam, Turner’s Valley, Devikullam, Rajamallai River, Western Ghats, Tamil
Nadu, Kerala). See for otter

20. Mani, S.B. (1960). Occurrence of the Sea Cow, Halicore dugong (Erxl.) off the
Saurashtra coast. Vol. 57(1): 216-217. (Bedi Bunder, Arabian Sea, Maharashtra,
Gujarat).

21. Mathew, A.P. (1948). Stranding of a whale ( Megaptera nodosa) on the Travancore
coast in 1943. Vol. 47(4): 732-733. (Quilon, Kerala, Arabian Sea).

22. McCann, C. (1963). Occurrence of Blainville’s Beaked- Whale ( Mesoplodon
densirostris Blainville) in the Indian Ocean. Vol. 60(3): 727-730. (Indian Ocean,
Seychells Island).

23. Moses, S.T. (1940). Whales in Baroda, with notes on the anatomy of the Fin-whale
(. Balaenoptera indica) stranded at Mulvel in March 1939. Vol. 41(4): 895-897.
(Mulvel, Okhamandal, Gujarat, Gulf of Khambhat, Arabian Sea).

24. Moses, S.T. (1947). Stranding of whales on the coasts of India. Vol. 47(2): 377-378.
(Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal).

25. Pillai, N.G. (1949). A whale near Bombay. Vol. 48(2): 358. (Mumbai, Maharashtra,
Arabian Sea).

26. Pocock, R.I. (1940). Notes on some British Indian Otters, with description of two
new subspecies. Vol. 41(3): 514-517. (Coorg, Karnataka, Sind, Pakistan).

27. Siddiqi, M.S.V. (1968). The Great Indian Rorqual Balaenoptera musculus (Linn.)
near Pasni (Mekran Coast), West Pakistan. Vol. 65(3): 772. (Pasni, Pakistan,
Arabian Sea).

28. Silas, E.G. (1961). Occurrence of the Sea Cow, Halicore dugong (Erxl) off the
Saurashtra coast. Vol. 58(1): 263-266. (Gujarat, Gulf of Kachchh, Arabian Sea)

29. Silas, E.G. (1964). Baleen Whale in Gulf of Mannar causes death of two fishermen.
Vol. 61(3): 683-684. (Punnakayal, Tuticorin, Gulf of Mannar, Tamil Nadu).

30. Spillet, J.J. (1966). A report on wildlife surveys in North India and southern Nepal.
Vol. 63(3): 492-628. (Nepal). See pages 516 and 549 for otter.).

31. Webb-Peploe, C.G. (1947). Field notes on the mammals of south Tinnevelly, south
India. Vol. 46(4): 629-644. (Dohnavur, Naraikkadu, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu/ See
vase 636 for otter.

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32. Yin, T. (1970). The Dugong, Dugong dugon (Muller) in Burmese waters. Vol. 67(2):
326-327. (Myanmar, Arakan, Mergui Archipelago).

Arabian Sea - 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 1 1, 13, 15, 20, 21,
23,24, 25, 27, 28,

Karnataka - 26

Bangladesh - 1

Kerala -3, 5, 13, 19,21

Bay of Bengal - 8, 14, 24

Lakshadweep - 2

Bay of Bengal - 8

Maharashtra - 4, 5, 9, 15, 20, 25

Bihar - 18

Maldives - 1 1

Goa - 6

Myanmar - 17, 32

Gujarat - 5, 20, 23,27,28

Nepal - 30

Gulf of Kachchh - 28

Pakistan - 26, 27

Gulf of Khambhat -23

Seychells - 22

Gulf of Mannar - 29

Tamil Nadu - 12, 19, 29, 31

Indian Ocean - 8, 22

West Bengal - 14

GENERAL - BROADBASEJD ACCOUNTS OF WETLANDS AND THEIR
BIODIVERSITY

1. Burton, R.W. (1941). On the banks of the Narbada. Part I. Vol. 42(4): 757-765.
(Narbada River, Gujarat). See for crocodile, fish

2. Burton, R.W. (1942). On the banks of the Narbada. Part II. Vol. 43(1): 48-59.
(Narmada River, Gujarat, Maharashtra). See for fish.

3. Hughes, A.R. & C. McCann (1939). On the Road to Gersoppa and back. Vol. 41(2):
446-452. (Belgaum, Karnataka).

4. McCann, C. (1941). Two naturalists visit Karwar, North Canara. Vol. 42(3):
602-610. (Karwar, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Arabian Sea). See for molluscs ,
amphibians , crustaceans , other invertebrates , mangroves and turtles.

5. Panikkar, N.K. (1952). Fisheries research in India. Vol. 50(4): 741-765. Deals
with , research institutes, data on fish landings and fishins. sear.

6. Philips, W.W.A. (1958). Some observations on the fauna of the Maidive Islands.
Part I - Introduction. Vol. 55 (1): 1-4. (Maldives, Arabian*Sea).

7. Sewell, R.B.S. (1952). Deep sea oceanographic exploration in Indian waters.
Vol. 50(4): 705-717. (Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal, Indian Ocean).

Arabian Sea - 4, 6, 7

Karnataka - 3, 4

Bay of Bengal - 7

Maharashtra - 2, 4

Gujarat -1,2

Maldives - 6

Indian Ocean - 7

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