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Assessment of biosocial and technomanagerial factors influencing ichthyofaunal diversity and productivity in different lentic aquasystems in east Singhbhum / researched by Tapas Kumar Paik; guided by Susanta Kumar Chakraborty and Sankar Kumar Acharjee.

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TextPublisher: Midnapore : Vidyasagar University , 2005Edition: .Description: xvi,249p. : figs.,photos,tables ; 29cm.Subject(s): FISH-CULTURE | FISHES-RESEARCH | FISHERY MANAGEMENTDDC classification: 639.3

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