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1. Artifical propagation, Breeding and Hatchery Management of Torkhudree (Sykes),<br/>Tormussullah, Tor tor (Ham) and Torputitora (Ham) S.N. Ogale/17<br/>2. Ethno Zoological Practices of Lotha Naga Tribe of Wokha District, Nagaland Related to<br/>Fish and Fisheries<br/>L. Nzano Humtsoe and Sabitry C. Bordoloi I 30<br/>3. Studies on Culture and Seed Production of Chocolate Mahseer N. hexagonolepis, in<br/>Ponds in Arunachal Pradesh<br/>B.C. Tyagi, B.A. Laskar and Goken Ete. I 37<br/>4. Extruded Fishery Product-A Novel Method of Value Addition<br/>B.K. Chand, S. Sarkar and K.C. Bora I 54<br/>5. Histological Studies of Gonads of Labeo gonius with Reference to Induced Breeding, at<br/>Mid-altitude Area of Shillong, Meghalaya<br/>R.N. Bhuyan/61<br/>6. Goroi Fish: a Potential Candidate for Paddy cum Fish Culture<br/>A.K. Saikia, S.K. Sing, D.N. Das, S.P. Biswas I 76<br/>7. Primary Production in two Tropical Floodplain Wetlands of Upper Brahmaputra Valley,<br/>Assam with Reference to Anthropogenic Stress<br/>Anupam Sharma, S.P. Biswas I 80<br/>8. Use of Herbal Materials as Toxicant for Fish Catching from Natural Aquatic Resources<br/>and Removal of Low Value Fish from Aquaculture Ponds by Fishers of Karbi-Anglong<br/>District of Assam<br/>B. Kaiita, A. Dutta, S.K. Bhagabati, A. Sharma I ICQ<br/>9. Induced Breeding and Seed Raising of Mystus viMus (Bloch)<br/>B.C. Borah, U.K. Baruah, Bipul K. Kakati and Shah. M. Hussain /105<br/>10. Guppy (Poecilia reticulate) a Potential Species for Biological Control of Mosquito in<br/>Nortti East Region<br/>B.C. Borafi, U.K. Baruafi, R. Natfi, Shati M. Hussain and Bipul K. Kakati /113<br/>11. Epidemiology oiArgulus spp. Infections in Fish Culture Ponds in Nagaon District - A<br/>Case Study<br/>B. Kalita, K.K. Tamull, S.K. Bhagabati and O.K. Dutta 1122<br/>12. Role of Krishi Vigyan Kendras is Strengthening Fisheries Extension<br/>Deepjyoti Baruah 1133<br/>13. Problem and Prospects of Aquafarming in Assam<br/>K. Kalita and S.K. Bhagabati /141<br/>14. A Note on the Morphometrics, Habitat and Distribution of Neolissoct)ilus hexagor)olepis<br/>(McClelland) or Chocolate Mahseer<br/>Boni Amin Laskar and D.N. Das 1152<br/>15. Strategic Management for Enhancing Fish Production in Assam<br/>P.C. Bhuyan and O.K. Dutta /164<br/>16. Present Status and Prospect of Mahseer Fisheries in Namsang Stream, Arunachal<br/>Pradesh<br/>Rajdeep Dutta and Amalesh Dutta 1176<br/>17. Present Status of See/ Fisheries in and Around Dibru-Saikhowa National Park in<br/>Assam<br/>Ranjit Bania and S.P. Biswas 1181<br/>18. A Study on Two Indigenous Techniques of Trapping Fishes in the Beels of Hajo,<br/>Kamrup District, Assam<br/>Anjaii Baishya and Sabitry C. Bordoloi 1187<br/>19. Histological and Scanning Electron Microscopic Observation on the Retina of a Hill<br/>Stream Fish, DanioAequipmnatuswth Reference to its Visual Physiology<br/>Sarah M. Kharbuii /193<br/>20. Short Term Aquaculture in Seasonal Water Bodies of North Eastern India<br/>S.P. Biswas and J.N. Das I 204<br/>21. Induced Breeding of the Endangered Chocolate Mahseer, Neolissocheilus<br/>hexagonolepis (McClelland) with Ovaprim<br/>Th. Nilachandra Singh and B.B.P. Gupta 1212<br/>22. Freshwater Fishes of Jamlai Wetland in Kamrup District of Assam and its Economic<br/>Importance<br/>T.K. GoswamI, M.M. GoswamI /218<br/>23. Certain Aspects of Reproductive Biology of few Wetland Ornamental Fishes of Upper<br/>Brahmaputra Valley, Assam<br/>TribenI Saikia and S.P. Biswas 1233<br/>24. Genetic Variation Detectable by Electrophoretic Separation of Enzyme Variants in<br/>Three Species of the Genus Channa<br/>Q. Kharbuli and K. Chatterjee I 239<br/>25. Status of Freshwater Prawn in Assam with Special Reference to Macrobrachium<br/>malcolmsonii (Milne Edwards) and Macrobrachium birmanicum choprae (Tiwari)<br/>A.K. GoswamI, N.K. Dutta and A. Dutta 1249<br/>26. Increase of Fish Production Through Pond Construction the Marginal Area of<br/>Closed Beefs - A Case Study<br/>P. Dutta and P.K. Dutta /264<br/>27. Breeding Biology of Threatened Chocolate Mahseer (hieolissochilus hexagor)olepis)<br/>in Meghalaya, North-East India<br/>DebajitSarma /271<br/> |
