Increase the discoverability of your journal. Submit your journal to BIBNEX for evaluation and strengthen its scholarly visibility.

Submit Your Journal →
Home Articles Article Record
✓ Indexed in BIBNEX Info:eu Repo/semantics/article

CONSEQUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTCIRCUMSTANCES ONDIVERSITY OF BIVALVE (GASTROPODA MOLLUSCA) IN MAHARASHTRAS KARANJALI REGION

Published in International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Explorer
Abstract
The research was carried out at three separate locations and looked at the environmental factors that influence the biodiversity and conservation status of freshwater mollusk groups.Increased slog on byssus filaments reduces the plummeting rates of young molluscs, allowing them to migrate (Sigurdsson et al. 1976; Sorlin1988).Many advantages of nursery customconsume been identified for M. balthica (Beukema 1993; Hiddink et al., 2002, in press) [1, 2], but only 1 paper (Hiddink and Wolff, in press) [3], has considered the charges of relocation to and from the nursery; many individuals disappeared throughout both the summer and winter relocations.Freshwater mussels (Unionida) are worldwide scarce but achieve vital bionetwork amenities in temperate ecosystems. Their position and part in tropical regions are unwell tacit, subsequent in a closely ample lack of exertion toward their conservation. Understanding mussel purposes in emerging countries is mainly important because expensive interferences to restore habitat functionality are often infeasible.
Keywords
Citation
CONSEQUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTCIRCUMSTANCES ONDIVERSITY OF BIVALVE (GASTROPODA MOLLUSCA) IN MAHARASHTRAS KARANJALI REGION. International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Explorer . 2022. Vol. 2 (1)
i
About this bibliographic record

BIBNEX provides bibliographic discovery and indexing information. Copyright and responsibility for the published article remain with the respective authors, journal and publisher.