The western Indian Ocean species of the deep-water fish genus Parascolopsis (Nemipteridae) are reviewed. Four species, including a new species, are recorded from the western Indian Ocean: P. aspinosa (Rao and Rao) occurs in the northwestern Indian Ocean, including the Gulf of Aden, southern...
Expanded and updated to include an additional 44 species, this is a handy guide to those fishes that are likely to be observed by anybody visiting or diving on the coral reefs of the Caribbean, the Indian Ocean, and the Pacific to a depth of sixty meters. Accessible to amateur marine life...
Coral reefs in the Indian Ocean are shrinking. This is due to factors such as increased amounts of sediment in coastal water, algae overgrowth and a surplus of sea urchins which damage the coral reefs with their sharp mouths. Over-fishing of predatory fish species is apparently causing the su...
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The Principal species caught in the Indian Ocean are skipjack and yellowfin. Western Indian Ocean contributed 78.2% and eastern Indian Ocean 21.8% of the total tuna production from the Indian Ocean. The Indian Ocean stock is currently overfished and IOTC has made some recommendations for management...
(Redirected fromWest Indian Ocean) These are aquatic species found in the West Indian Ocean. <googlemap lat="-4.565474" lon="69.960938" zoom="3"> -3.688855, 61.699219, West Indian Ocean </googlemap> Do NOT add fish directly to this category, please use theFish Profiletemplate. ...
Environmental degradation and Biotic disruption of the ecosystem in this ecoregion have an implication in theNear ThreatenedandVulnerablestatus of;coral, Algae,and keystone fish species i.e.,ParrotfishandGroupersrespectively. The overall outcome is thus anEndangered ecoregion. ...
Visual Census of the Reef Fishes in the Natural Reserve of the Glorieuses Islands (Western Indian Ocean). Western Indian Ocean Journal of Marine Science 2(2), 95-104.Durville P., Chabanet P., Quods J.P. 2003. Visual census of the reef fishes in the natural reserve of the Glorieuses ...
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In the deepest chasms of the Indian Ocean, a mysterious new creature’s been spotted, potentially for the first time. Diver Victor Vescovo was on a pioneering trip to the bottom of the Java Trench – believed to be the deepest point in the Indian Ocean – as part of theFive Deeps Expedi...