TY  - BOOK
TI  - Fish and fisheries in north east India: recent advances and rebuilding
SN  - 8190202855
U1  - 333.956095416 
PY  - 2009///
CY  - Guwahati
PB  - Geophil
KW  - Natural resources
N1  - 1. Artifical propagation, Breeding and Hatchery Management of Torkhudree (Sykes),
Tormussullah, Tor tor (Ham) and Torputitora (Ham) S.N. Ogale/17
2. Ethno Zoological Practices of Lotha Naga Tribe of Wokha District, Nagaland Related to
Fish and Fisheries
L. Nzano Humtsoe and Sabitry C. Bordoloi I 30
3. Studies on Culture and Seed Production of Chocolate Mahseer N. hexagonolepis, in
Ponds in Arunachal Pradesh
B.C. Tyagi, B.A. Laskar and Goken Ete. I 37
4. Extruded Fishery Product-A Novel Method of Value Addition
B.K. Chand, S. Sarkar and K.C. Bora I 54
5. Histological Studies of Gonads of Labeo gonius with Reference to Induced Breeding, at
Mid-altitude Area of Shillong, Meghalaya
R.N. Bhuyan/61
6. Goroi Fish: a Potential Candidate for Paddy cum Fish Culture
A.K. Saikia, S.K. Sing, D.N. Das, S.P. Biswas I 76
7. Primary Production in two Tropical Floodplain Wetlands of Upper Brahmaputra Valley,
Assam with Reference to Anthropogenic Stress
Anupam Sharma, S.P. Biswas I 80
8. Use of Herbal Materials as Toxicant for Fish Catching from Natural Aquatic Resources
and Removal of Low Value Fish from Aquaculture Ponds by Fishers of Karbi-Anglong
District of Assam
B. Kaiita, A. Dutta, S.K. Bhagabati, A. Sharma I ICQ
9. Induced Breeding and Seed Raising of Mystus viMus (Bloch)
B.C. Borah, U.K. Baruah, Bipul K. Kakati and Shah. M. Hussain /105
10. Guppy (Poecilia reticulate) a Potential Species for Biological Control of Mosquito in
Nortti East Region
B.C. Borafi, U.K. Baruafi, R. Natfi, Shati M. Hussain and Bipul K. Kakati /113
11. Epidemiology oiArgulus spp. Infections in Fish Culture Ponds in Nagaon District - A
Case Study
B. Kalita, K.K. Tamull, S.K. Bhagabati and O.K. Dutta 1122
12. Role of Krishi Vigyan Kendras is Strengthening Fisheries Extension
Deepjyoti Baruah 1133
13. Problem and Prospects of Aquafarming in Assam
K. Kalita and S.K. Bhagabati /141
14. A Note on the Morphometrics, Habitat and Distribution of Neolissoct)ilus hexagor)olepis
(McClelland) or Chocolate Mahseer
Boni Amin Laskar and D.N. Das 1152
15. Strategic Management for Enhancing Fish Production in Assam
P.C. Bhuyan and O.K. Dutta /164
16. Present Status and Prospect of Mahseer Fisheries in Namsang Stream, Arunachal
Pradesh
Rajdeep Dutta and Amalesh Dutta 1176
17. Present Status of See/ Fisheries in and Around Dibru-Saikhowa National Park in
Assam
Ranjit Bania and S.P. Biswas 1181
18. A Study on Two Indigenous Techniques of Trapping Fishes in the Beels of Hajo,
Kamrup District, Assam
Anjaii Baishya and Sabitry C. Bordoloi 1187
19. Histological and Scanning Electron Microscopic Observation on the Retina of a Hill
Stream Fish, DanioAequipmnatuswth Reference to its Visual Physiology
Sarah M. Kharbuii /193
20. Short Term Aquaculture in Seasonal Water Bodies of North Eastern India
S.P. Biswas and J.N. Das I 204
21. Induced Breeding of the Endangered Chocolate Mahseer, Neolissocheilus
hexagonolepis (McClelland) with Ovaprim
Th. Nilachandra Singh and B.B.P. Gupta 1212
22. Freshwater Fishes of Jamlai Wetland in Kamrup District of Assam and its Economic
Importance
T.K. GoswamI, M.M. GoswamI /218
23. Certain Aspects of Reproductive Biology of few Wetland Ornamental Fishes of Upper
Brahmaputra Valley, Assam
TribenI Saikia and S.P. Biswas 1233
24. Genetic Variation Detectable by Electrophoretic Separation of Enzyme Variants in
Three Species of the Genus Channa
Q. Kharbuli and K. Chatterjee I 239
25. Status of Freshwater Prawn in Assam with Special Reference to Macrobrachium
malcolmsonii (Milne Edwards) and Macrobrachium birmanicum choprae (Tiwari)
A.K. GoswamI, N.K. Dutta and A. Dutta 1249
26. Increase of Fish Production Through Pond Construction the Marginal Area of
Closed Beefs - A Case Study
P. Dutta and P.K. Dutta /264
27. Breeding Biology of Threatened Chocolate Mahseer (hieolissochilus hexagor)olepis)
in Meghalaya, North-East India
DebajitSarma /271

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