The collection of marine taxa for the aquarium trade continues to demand live animals be
extracted from reefs, but in doing so, offers economic benefits for local communities. To …

Over 100 years ago, before threats such as global climate change and ocean acidification
were issues engrossing marine scientists, numerous tropical reef biologists began …

Effective spatial management in the ocean requires a network of conservation areas that are
connected by larval and adult dispersal. We propose a conceptual framework for including …

Increasing sea surface temperature (SST) and its consequences on marine ecosystems are
widely discussed. Andaman Sea witnessed a few bleaching events during 1998, 2002 and …

The marine fish production in India has increased by six times in the last six decades.
However, there are sustainability concerns such as production approaching the potential …

The gel-forming properties of mucus are closely related to its functioning; although there is
limited information available relating to coral mucus gels. The present study investigates …

Fisheries and aquaculture contributes largely to food, nutritional and livelihood security in
many countries including India. It contributes about 1% of the gross domestic product of …

This is the third and final volume in the series on Sex Differentiation in Fish. The book
represents the first attempt to comprehensively address all issues of negative effects of …

Abstract The Bay of Bengal Large Marine Ecosystem (BOBLME) is one of the largest and
most important globally. In recent years Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Maldives …

Changes in the important oceanic climate features such as sea surface temperature, sea
level, pH, and rainfall are becoming evident as a result of climate change. In this review, the …