Studies on the Biology of the Bivalve Musculista Senhausia (Benson) from Cochin Waters

School of Marine Sciences, Cochin University of Science and Technology

Studies on the Benthic Fauna of the Mangrove Swamps of Cochin Area

Division of Marine Biology, Micrbiology and Biochemistry,Cochin University of Science and Technology

Electrophoretic, Biochemical and Morphometric studies on Three Bivalves of Cochin and Nearby Waters

Division of Marine Biology, Microbiology and Biochemistry, School of Marine Sciences, Cochin University of Science and Technology

Sulphur Chemistry in Mangrove Systems of Tropical Cochin Estuary

Sulphur is a non conservative major element and is the most active species in the redox processes in nature, especially in aquatic environment . The varying oxidative states from-2 to +6 make it possible to enter into many of the biogeochemical processes. Thus the history, present and future of the chemical composition and behaviour of the natural aquatic systems and sediments have footprints of the sulphur chemistry.Mangroves are considered to be the most productive, fishery supportive ecosystem operating in the intertidal regions. The interlinking of the mangroves with the sulphur chemistry is attempted here.

Studies on Dredging Impact Assessment(DIA) at Cochin, A Tropical Estuarine Harbour

Department of Physical Oceanography, School of Marine Sciences,Cochin University of Science and Technology