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Evaluation of the nutritional role of some growth promotes and possibilities of their utilization in Mahseer culture thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Ph. D. (Inland Aquaculture) by Basade, Yasmeen Publication: Mumbai Central Institute of Fisheries Education 2001 . viii; (142)p : , Includes summary and discussion | Includes list of plates and list of table | Include list of figure 30 cm. Date: 2001 Availability: Items available: Cental Instituite of Fisheries Education (1),
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Macrobrachium Rosenbergii post larval rearing, reduction of intermoult period by using growth promoter dissertation submitted towards partial fulfillment of post graduate diploma in Fisheries Science of the Central Institute of Fisheries Education (Indian Council of Agricultural Research), Mumbai by Sinha, Manas Kumar Publication: Mumbai Central Institute of Fisheries Education 1993 . xvi; (78) , Includes summary and discussion | Includes list of plates and list of table | Include list of figure 30 cm. Date: 1993 Availability: Items available: Cental Instituite of Fisheries Education (1),
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Studies on molecular cloning and characterization of the DNA encoding partial B-actin gene promoter sequence in asian seabass (Lates Calcarifer) thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of the Master of Science (Fish Nurition & Biochemistry) by Biswal, Manas Ranjan Publication: Mumbai Central Institute of Fisheries Education 2004 . xix; (79) , Includes summary and discussion,appendix (i-iii) | Includes list of plates and list of table | Include list of figure 30 cm. Date: 2004 Availability: Items available: Cental Instituite of Fisheries Education (1),
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