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FISHES OF THE

LACCADIVE ARCHIPELAGO

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FISHES

OF THE

LACCADIVE ARCHIPELAGO

Emeritus Scientist, University College, Trivandrum, formerly Director, Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute, Founder-President, Marine Biological Association of India and Chuirman, Nature Conservation and Aquatic Sciences Service, Trivandrum

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M. KUMARAN, M. Sc., Scientist,

Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Cochin

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The Nature Conservation and Aquatic Sciences Service Santinivas, Nanthancode

Trivandrum 695 003, Kerala, India

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