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Jayanta Kumar Nath

Jayanta Kumar Nath
Suren Das College · Department of Zoology

Master of Science
Research scholar @ Gauhati University & Assistant Professor of Zoology @Suren Das College, Assam, India

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Introduction
Working as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Zoology, Suren Das College, hajo, Assam, India.I am currently working on fish breeding, Embryology and habitat biology.
Additional affiliations
January 2018 - April 2021
Gauhati University
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  • Researcher

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Publications (4)
Article
Captive breeding programmes are significant in reducing pressure on declining wild stocks, besides generating useful data on incubation period, hatching success, larval feeding, growth and weaning stages including free-swimming larval development stages (Celik & Cirik, 2020; De Silva, 2012; Diana, 2009; Fleming, 1994). Pethia shalynius is a freshwa...
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The present study provides the first detailed early embryonic development of the Shalyni barb, Pethia shalynius (Yazdani & Talukdar, 1975), a vulnerable cyprinid fish occurring in streams and lentic waters of Meghalaya, northeast India. Induced spawning by synthetic hormone injection in May 2019 was conducted to a pair of mature female and male P....
Conference Paper
Fish is a very integral part of the aquaculture which provides us with food, the economy as well as livelihood development but the fish disease is a frequent cause of significant losses in aquaculture, adequate fish health management and biosecurity are essential to the sector’s resilience. The bacterial fish disease is a serious problem due to its...

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