Ambient temperature modulates reproductive processes, especially in poikilotherms such as
teleosts. Consequently, global warming is expected to impact the reproductive function of …

India is blessed with vast floodplain wetland resources of 0.5 million ha that are distributed
in the Eastern and North Eastern States. They possess varying morphometry, ecological …

Inland open water fisheries around the world are threatened due to growing anthropogenic
pressures, climate change and overexploitation of the germplasm resources. Understanding …

The concept of “state fishes of India” highlights the importance and significance of the
prioritized fish species distributed across various states within the country. This review article …

Abstract Information on various aspects of reproductive traits of female pool barbs from
various stretches of Ganga River basin, India was generated in relation to climatic variability …

Asian leaf fish Nandus nandus (Hamilton, 1822) is a valued small indigenous freshwater fish
(SIF) in inland waters with high food, and conservation importance but relatively less …

Mahseer is an important group of endemic game fish found in the Indian subcontinent
inhabiting in streams, riverine pools and lakes. Besides commercial fishery, it also forms …

The main objectives of the present study were to quantify the environmental, especially
temperature and rainfall, effects on breeding phenology of selected catfish species and to …

Wetland fisheries are most vulnerable to climate and anthropogenic change, and therefore,
vulnerability assessment is essential for the formulation of prudent management strategies …

Floodplain wetlands are among the most threatened ecosystems. It is highly vulnerable to
climate change, affecting the wetland ecosystem and its associated fisheries. In the face of …