Bioresources for Rural Livelihood, Vol. III. Biodiversity and Ecology

Contents Preface 1 Celebrating the bicentenary of Darwin?s birth and 150 Anniversary of the publication of the Origin o SpeciesBN Pandey 2 Dialogue and debate on Darwinism an introspectionNC Datta 3 Biodiversity and biotechnology how they support and nurture each otherMilton Fingerman 4 Marine bioresources for livelihood mangroves and associated crabs of Ratnagiri on West Coast of IndiaGK Kulkarni and SA Kasture 5 Mangrove associated Fauna of Subarnarekha Estuary Balasore OrissaSantanu Mitra 6 Ornametnal fish trade in the red sea and Gulf of AdenMaroof A Khalaf and Mohamed Abdallha 7 Aquaculture of seaweeds a potential bioresources for generation of rural livelihoodAY Desai and SI Yusufzai 8 Bioresources as a tool for food security and rural livelihood challenges of 21 century a reviewJS Tara 9 Diversity of Avifauna in Harischandragad Kalsubai Area Tal Akole Dist Ahmednagar MaharashtraSudhakar Kurhade 10 Bioinvasion of blood in Avians causes and consequencesDK Gupta 11 Ectoparasites of animalsMH Khan 12 On some helminthic infection of fresh water fishes with special reference to Transmit diseaseP Rai 13 Coccidian parasites of domestic rabbits oryctolagus cuniculus in Kashmir ValleyMagray Asiya Majidah Rasheed and AR Khan 14 Diversity population dynamics of cestode parasites from some freshwater fishes of Marathwada RegionCJ Hiware 15 Comparative study on prevalence of free living protozoa from Aurangabad Maharashtra IndiaNZ Deshmukh SV Nikam and TT Shaikh 16 Study on the occurrence of human pathogenic bacteria in Trichiurus spp During frozen storageLeena N Meshram Suman S Pawar and PD Raut 17 Molecular genetic diversity in Lac resin secreting insects Kerria Lacca current statusDipanarayan Saha Sanjeev Kumar Ranjan Anees K and Ranganathan Ramani 18 Pollen diversity in Apis Mellifera and its quantification in the different eco habitats in KarnatakaA Nagarathna 19 Diversity analysis of aeromonas species isolated from fish in West Bengal using molecular techniquesSS Mishra BJK Behera and MK Das 20 Meso-arthropods of Euedaphon and hemidaphon of reclaimed mine spoins of Kathara coalmine area of JharkhandBK Sinha and Amita Hembrom 21 Some in Ritu and Ex Situ methods of biodiversity conservationNeelgagan Singh Mohd Anis gangie and Love Kumar 22 An assessment of zooplankton population of Kelewadi Lake with reference to pisciculture Ahmednagar District MaharashtraBA Pawar 23 Human threat to Anuran?s biodiversityRezina Ahmed 24 Spotlight of social dimension of ecologyNC Datta 25 Morphological studies of liver in LeopardVD Shankhapal AS Ninawe and ON Ladukar 26 behavioral mechanisms of melopsittacus undulates for pair bond formation and matingA Sunitha Philip and M Mathew Oommen 27 Gross morphology and surface ultrastructure of the Swim Bladder in an Air Breathing fish Anabas TestudineusC Jha and TK Ghosh 28 Demography of free-ranging Hanuman Langur Semnopithecus Entellus in and around Jodhhpur Rajasthan IndiaLS Rajpurohit G Sharma Devilal P Vijay B Swami and Chena Ram 29 Potentials of calotropis procera an overviewAradhana Singh and Veena B Kushwaha 30 Performance of Malabari Goats under field conditionsKC Raghavan Naicy Thomas and Jimcy Joseph 31 Variation in Diurnal activity pattern of Barasingha Cervus Duvaucetii in Zoological Garden KolkataT Mondal and SS Panigrahi 32 Nutritional security through aquaculture in abandoned water bodiesAK Panday and K Panday 33 Role of body melanisation in stress resistance and fecundity in Highland vs lowland populations of Drosophila MelanogasterRavi Parkash Shama Singh Dau Dayal Babita Kajla and Chander Kala 34 Variation in abiotic and microbial characters of water during breeding of Labeo Rohita in a closed Hatchery systemDevendra Mohan Devendra Choudhary Archana Gaur and Ramkishor 35 Water quality status of Kishore Sagar Tank Kota Rajasthan IndiaP Dube Veena Garg and Seema Sharma36 Effect of Certain ecological factors responsible for the development of rice weevil sitophilus oryzae Linn Curculionid.…