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... seine fishing  Gill net fishing  Trap fishing (including fish cage traps, and crab traps)  Hook and line fishing (including trolling but excluding longline)  Longline fishing  Hand collection of sea urchins and other invertebrates using surface supplied air  Collection of small reef fishes for the...

... that non-target fauna may not be adversely affected. Larvicidal oil is a highly refined petroleum distillate designed especially for mosquito control. It can be applied to mosquito habitat where the water cannot be drained. As it spreads into a thin film over the water surface, only a small amount is...

... that non-target fauna may not be adversely affected. Larvicidal oil is a highly refined petroleum distillate designed especially for mosquito control. It can be applied to mosquito habitat where the water cannot be drained. As it spreads into a thin film over the water surface, only a small amount is...

... Turtle and is also under threat from illegal trapping. The extensive exploitation for trade remains the most serious threat to Asian Turtles (Horne et al., 2012). Turtles have a life history strategy of slow maturing, long life span and producing a small number of eggs each year. Once depleted by over...

... Turtle and is also under threat from illegal trapping. The extensive exploitation for trade remains the most serious threat to Asian Turtles (Horne et al., 2012). Turtles have a life history strategy of slow maturing, long life span and producing a small number of eggs each year. Once depleted by over...

...-eared Mesia (Leiothrix argentauris,) Himalayas to southern China and Sumatra Feral population of captive origin Feeds on small insects and fruits Mainly found in woodlands. House Crow (Corvus splendens) Indian subcontinent and adjacent areas Resident population of introduced species Omnivorous and feeds...

... fiddler crabs have only one small feeding chela, in some species the males have to spend twice as long as females to complete their feeding (Valeila, et al, 1974). Feeding faster, and having a minor chela with a wider dactyl width (Caravello & Cameron 1987a,b), is seen as a compensatory mechanism...

... fiddler crabs have only one small feeding chela, in some species the males have to spend twice as long as females to complete their feeding (Valeila, et al, 1974). Feeding faster, and having a minor chela with a wider dactyl width (Caravello & Cameron 1987a,b), is seen as a compensatory mechanism...

... fiddler crabs have only one small feeding chela, in some species the males have to spend twice as long as females to complete their feeding (Valeila, et al, 1974). Feeding faster, and having a minor chela with a wider dactyl width (Caravello & Cameron 1987a,b), is seen as a compensatory mechanism...

... fiddler crabs have only one small feeding chela, in some species the males have to spend twice as long as females to complete their feeding (Valeila, et al, 1974). Feeding faster, and having a minor chela with a wider dactyl width (Caravello & Cameron 1987a,b), is seen as a compensatory mechanism...