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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: As New. 1st Edition. The book broadly deals with the concepts of Indian Fisheries. The history of fisheries is very old. Early human beings lived on fishing. The history of occurrence of fishes in India dates back to as early as three million years B.C. Hora 1956. The fish engravings and fish remains were obtained from the excavation of Mohenjodaro and Harappa of the Indus Valley, some 2500 to 1500 B.C. In 1120 A.D. King Somesvara, the son of King Vikramaditya VI, for the first time, recorded the common sports fishes of India and grouped them into marine and fresh water riverine forms in his book Manasoltara. The term fisheries can be defined as regular effort made to sieze the fish and other living products of water. While fishing is the extension of these activities with the aid of appropriate tools, the way in which principle of catch and procedure are combined constitutes the fishing methods. The gear represents those means by which the fishes are actually restrained. The crafts help in fishing. The preservation and processing are the operations necessary to bring home the catch in desired conditions. The Indian fishery has many benefits including production of food contribution to national income, employment opportunity and recreation and sport. The Indian fisheries can be broadly divided into 3 distinct heads, fresh water, estuarine and marine. Out of these the fresh water and estuarine together constitute the Inland fisheries.…

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J. mar. biol. Ass. India, 1995, 37 (1 & 2), 6 pages agrafées de 18x24 cm, deux planches hors-texte Très bon état - Pour les envois hors de France, la tafication «livre & brochure» pour les frais de port a disparue.Les frais de port annoncés correspondent à une moyenne. Ils seront calculés au plus juste en fonction du poids de votre article.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Acknowledgements. Preface. Key to transliteration. Introduction. I. Internal ecology versus external ecology 1. Buddhist ecology/S.P. Dubey. 2. Nature and Buddhism/Lhakdor. 3. Towards Buddhist ecology/Lata Chhatre. 4. Religious ecology in Buddhism/Mritunjay Kumar. 5. Buddhist message towards attitudinal crisis in ecology/Saroj Kanta Kar. 6. Ecology Tripitaka and Buddhism/Geshe Pema Dorjee. 7. Buddhism and ecology/Sanjib Kumar Das. 8. Purification of inner self Bulwark for ecology/B.V.S. Bhanusree. II. Pratityasamutpada and ecology 9. Buddhism and ecology/S.R. Bhatt. 10. Buddhism and the human ecology/S.K. Pathak. 11. The dependent origination and ecology/Geshe Lobsang Khenrab. 12. Ecology and Nagarjuna's Sunyata/H.N. Mishra. 13. Buddhism and ecological crisis a short note/Alok Tandon. III. Buddhism and social and legal ecology 14. Buddhism justice and ecological consideration/G.C. Nayak. 15. Toward Rights of Trees A Buddhist perspective/Avinash Kumar Srivastava. IV. Buddhism and spiritual ecology 16. The Buddhist moral view and its ecological implications/Bijayananda Kar. 17. Vipasyana and ecology/Madan Mohan Trivedi. 18. Buddhism as an ecological religion/M.R. Chinchore. 19. Buddhism as an environmental religion/Isha Gamlath. 20. Environmental concerns of contemporary Man/Rakesh Kumar Mishra. V. Buddhism and deep ecology 21. Elements of deep ecology in Buddhism/D.N. Yadav. 22. Deep ecological consciousness and Pratityasamutpada/Dinesh Chandra Srivastava. VI. Buddhist ethics and ecology 23. Paramita Sadhana an ecological grandeur environmental ethics in Buddhist perspective/K.J. George and Anil Kumar Tewari. 24. Buddhist ethical precepts and bio ethics/Dipankar Lama. Select bibliography. Contributors. General index. Human existence mental as well as physical is a product of ecology. By way of showing that our ancient culture was concerned with reflections on the intimate relationship between life and ecology this anthology presents an in depth analysis of Buddhist response to ecological concerns. It reflects upon the wider range of contemporary relevance and importance such as the relationship between mental and physical aspects of human life casual explanation of ecological issues in the light of pratityasamutpada and concept of sunyata social and legal ecology tantra and vipasyana aspects of Buddhist Yoga and Buddhist approach to deep as well as shallow ecology. This book will be useful for the students and scholars of various disciplines who are interested in ecological issues and their possible solutions development workers ecologists and the lay men interested in the subject. 298 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Conservation strategies of traditional crops of Himalayas/Rajesh Singh and V.P. Mani. 2. Traditionally potential plants of western Himalaya for IPR value and utility of biotechnological tools for their conservation/K.R. Arya. 3. Agroforestry in hills/J.K. Bisht, S. Chandra and Ila Bisht. 4. Plants of ayurvedic importance from Kumaon Himalaya/Shraddha Joshi. 5. Biodegradation and conservation of ancient cultural heritage/Manju Tewari and H.C. Pande. 6. Role of informatics in traditional knowledge system/Durgesh Pant and Deepak K. Pande. 7. Land management and agricultural economy in ancient period in Uttaranchal/Nirmal K. Joshi. 8. Forest resource : The key to the economic development of Uttaranchal/Deepa Bhaskar Dubey. 9. Fibre yielding plants in relation to the economy of the hilly region to the Kumaon Himalaya/Hema Joshi and P.C. Pande. 10. Traditional and modern horticulture crops: conservation and utilization/Rajesh Singh, S.S. Gahalain and Anita Gahalain. 11. Biodiversity conservation and its utilisation in vegetable crop in central Himalaya/S.S. Gahalain, Rajesh Singh, Kanchan Bisht and Anita Gahalain. 12. Off-season traditional vegetable production and their export potential in Uttaranchal/S.S. Gahalain and Anita Gahalain. 13. Changing pattern of land use in Almora and Bageshwar Districts with particular reference to traditional and modern techniques/S.K. Singh, Santosh Kumar Singh and Dhananjay Singh. 14. Plants associated with the folk songs of Kumaon Himalaya/Bheema Manral and P.C. Pande. 15. Methods and strategies related to exploration and collection of land races and other important traditional crop genetic wealth of Himalayas/Rajesh Singh. 16. Adulteration in Saffron - a review/R.B. Saxena. 17. Basic information for obtaining 'Patent' under The Patents Act, 1970/P.C. Joshi. "Traditional knowledge systems are multi-faceted area of wisdom gained through millennia of experience, direct observation, and the word of mouth. These systems are better preserved in the Himalayan region. Traditional knowledge awaits its currently relevant wider application for human benefit. This volume gives an account of folk medicine, agroforestry, traditional land management, conservation of monuments, plants used in folk-culture, legal aspects of traditions, role of informatics in TKS, conservation, storage and biodiversity of traditional vegetable, horticultural crops and other economic plants. Articles on adulteration in Saffron and basic methods for obtaining 'patent' are also included. This book will hopefully be of interest to ethnobotanists, pharmacologists, anthropologists, horticulturists, lawyers and planners." (jacket). …

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction. History of Indian work on metacercariae. 1. Group tetracotyle faust, 1918. 2. Group neascus hughes, 1927. 3. Group prohemistomulum Ciurea, 1933. 4. Group diplostomulum hughes, 1929. From the introduction: The developmental stages in the life cycle of digeneans include a number of larvae viz., miracidium sporocyst redia cercaria and metacercaria. The cercaria develops inside sporocyst or redia. To become infective cercariae undergo a further developmental phase and are known as metacercariae. Family schistosomatidae and Azygiidae are exceptions wherein the cercariae penetrate the skin of the definitive host or ingested directly by definitive host thus without having a metacercarial stage. The fully developed cercaria emerges from snail and swims for sometimes in water. It forms a cyst or leads a free life in an intermediate host before entering the final host. Before the formation of cyst the cercaria sheds its tail. The cyst wall helps the larva to overcome the adverse climatic conditions. During this stage, certain structures of adult worms develop, physiological activities and the metabolic processes continue and thereafter further development proceeds. Mostly the metacercaria resembles its cercaria. The larva prepares itself to cope up with the new environmental conditions in final host. A perusal of Indian literature shows that little attention has been paid by workers on this peculiar but interesting larval form as regards its morphology development physiology and biochemistry. The term mesocercaria is used to describe prolonged cercarial stages which occur in the genus Alaria. The time required for metacercariae to become infective after encystement varies from few minutes to several months.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Acknowledgement. Introduction. Abbreviations. 1. Religious grounding or groundlessness of religion. 2. Mysticism and private language. 3. Religious beliefs and language games. 4. Religious beliefs and form of life. 5. Religious beliefs superstitions and miracles. 6. Conclusion. Select bibliography. Index. Wittgenstein's religious point of view is generally seen as having twin aspects religious beliefs are inexpressible and that they have their own form of life. Notwithstanding the apparent differences in these aspects there seems to be no dichotomy between them if we review them in the context of the development of his philosophy of religion and language. This book critically expounds Wittgenstein's Notion of religious beliefs through interpreting various concepts of his philosophy of language. Taking a close look at the lack of foundation of religion it deals with anti scientific treatment of superstitions and miracles and tries to abridge the alleged cleavage between Wittgenstein's acceptance of mystical experience and his rejection of privacy of experience. 294 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. With the rapid advances in science and technology (S&T), the societal expectation are increasing, which includes, providing the basic infrastructure of assured food, water and electricity supply, sanitation, efficient transportation and communication, IT connectivity and e-governance, safety and security of all, as well as finding solutions for alleviating malnutrition and poverty offering adequate healthcare and so on. To cope up with the increasing population in India, the only option left with us is to tap every channel of nutritional food for the security of life and sustainable development. Fortunately, we have plenty of natural resources like aquatic and open land, coastal belt and oceanic resources with rich faunal diversity. Livestock/animal resources are an important contribution to total food production. The role of animals in food and agriculture development programmes is underrated almost everywhere throughout the increasing demand, especially in developing countries. The focal theme of our Animal, Vetirinary and Fisheries Sciences have been well-tuned with the main focal theme of ISCA âScience and Technology: Rural Indiaâ. Rural development as assumed greater importance in India today than in the earlier period in the process of development of the country and our section is playing an important role in it. The papers and articles received in our section have been compiled in the form of books to make it more meaningful. We have published the entire proceedings in 4 Volumes. This volume contains 32 articles. We are thankful to all the authors and contributors for giving their time and writeup, who are responsible for the work presented in the paper and if any plagiarism question arises, they are answerable. We are thankful to ISCA, Kolkata and office bears of ISC of University of Agriculture, Bangaluru (from 3-7 January 2020) for encouraging us to hold symposium of our section in the section of Animal, Veterinary and Fisheries Sciences. The editorial boards is also thankful to Ms. Shivalika Sharma, Mr. Hemant Singh, Mr. Gaurav Pant and Ms. Meera Goswami, of Department of Zoology and Environmental Sciences, Gurukula Kangri Vishwavidyalaya, Haridwar for their day and night work to make it possible to publish all the research papers in the form of book. This book will be very useful for researchers, scientists, students and all entrepreneurs who are working in the field of livestock.…

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Ramayana and Mahabharata are regarded as texts generally referred in ethical matters They contain insights of social behaviour and show the ways of dissolution of moral crisis Although almost every Indian household possesses them as treasure their relevance and significance need to be relooked in the contemporary ever-changing world This book aims to cater to this need of the academics of various disciplines such as philosophy sociology psychology and literature along with the curiosities of the common reader 240 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Ichthyology describes all aspects of fish from their classification, behavior, diversity, ecology, habits and uses. In the present book the whole subject matter has been divided into thirty chapters which includes introduction, classification, agnatha, class cyclostomes, super class gnathostomata, class elasmobranhi, subclass bradyodonti,classosteichtyes, subclass crossopterygii, order dipnoi, body shape and size, tegument, scales, colouration, fin, muscles and locomotion, skeletal system, food and feeding habits and alimentary canal, respiratory system, blood vascular system, swim bladder, weberian ossicles, nervous system, endocrine organ, exrecretory system, reproductive system, parental care, fish migration, special characters and adaptation in fishes.This textbook is primarily intended as a textbook for UG and PG courses of zoology, aquaculture and fisheries of Indian Universities. This publication would fulfill the needs of students, teachers, researchers, extension workers, zoologists, aquaculturists, technocrats, limnologists, aquatic ecologists, fisheries and marine biologists as well as by those who are engaged in commercial exploration of aquaculture and fisheries. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Present status, research needs and management options for Inland open water fisheries in India/B.C. Jha and A.P. Sharma. 2. Institutional arrangements for reservoir fisheries management: a study in Madhya Pradesh/Sanchita Sarkar, Pradeep K. Katiha and M.K. Pal. 3. Conservation and habitat restoration of aquatic ecosystem/A. Biswas. 4. Allometry and condition index in the freshwater bivalve Parreysia Favidens from River Bhadra, India/M. Thippeswamy and M. Anupama. 5. Effect of global warming and climate change on fisheries sector/P.K. Roy and A. Biswas. 6. Management strategies for Mugil cephalus in Hoogly Matla estuarine system/S. Sahu, K.C. Dora, S.K. Rout and R. Kundu. 7. Eradication of banded pond snail Bellamya Bengalensis Lamarck 1882 from fresh water pond for sustainable aquaculture management/B.K. Das, T. Mitra, S. Sahu and K.C. Dora. 8. Effect of some hormones on food consumption, food conversion, growth and bioenergetics in a fresh water fish, mystus vittatus bloch/Ram Binay Singh. 9. Present status and future scope of shrimp farming in the lower stretches of Sundarbans of West Bengal in the perspective of livelihood security and poverty alleviation/S. Sahu, B.K. Das, A. Pradhan and R. Kundu. 10. Brackishwater aquaculture in context of rural livelihood and food security--a review on possible diversification of cultivable species/Subrato Ghosh. 11. Status of tiger shrimp Penaeus monodon fabricius farming at contai region in Purba Medinipur District, West Bengal/S. Sahu, K.C. Dora, R. Kundu and A. Pradhan. 12. Effect of garlic on non specific immune parameters in Channa punctatus bl. infected with Aeromonas hydrophila/Seema Jain and Manu Varma. 13. Survey of fish ponds and its relation to fish diseases in the southern district of West Bengal/S. Sahu, K.C. Dora, A. Mondal and R. Kundu. 14. Influence of sex and length of host on the infection of Helminth parasite in fishes of Dolu Lake, Silchar, Assam/Ratnabir Singha, M. Shomorendra and Devashish Kar. 15. Seasonal variation in macrophage phagocytic activity in genus Channa gr. of Meerut region/Manu Varma and Seema Jain. 16. Toxicity of an organophophorus insecticide on catla catla/Snehlata Singh and Seema Keshari. 17. Toxicity of rogor organophophorus insecticide on the muscle of Channa punctatus bloch/Snehlata Singh and Seema Keshari. 18. Comparison of reproductive performance of Indian major carps in early Breeding/Pankaj Patial and Jagdish Markanday. 19. Histomorphological studies on spermatheca in relation to the ovarian cycle of freshwater crab, Barytelphusa cunicularis/C.A. Jawale and G.K. Kulkarni. 20. Mitochondrial DNA variation in four species of snakeheaded fish Channa/Sudha Garg and Seema Jain. 21. Genetic improvement in fish/H.M. Mohan Kumar. 22. Nutritive quality of some smoked fishes of Manipur/Ch. Sarojnalini and N. Jaya. 23. Cypermethrin and fenvalerate induced protein alterations in freshwater crab barytelphusa cunicularis westwood/P.P. Joshi and G.K. Kulkarni. 24. Effect of different photoperiods and temperature on spawning in goldfish carassius auratus/Amita Sarkar, Archana Sharma and Bhavna Upadhyay.…