Sirimontaporn Pairoj's scientific contributions

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Publication (1)

Abundance and diversity of juvenile fishes in Saiburi estuary, Gulf of Thailand
Article
  • Sep 1999
The annual study carried out in Saiburi estuary, Pattani, Gulf of Thailand was aimed to measure distribution and diversity of juvenile fishes of the system. Three selected stations with 3 substations each were sampled from November 1997 to October 1998 by beach seine-knotless net. Altogether, 32,467 juveniles from 134 species were collected, identi...

Citations

... For example, there were studies on Leiognathidae family such as biological and reproductive aspects of Leiognathus dussumieri (James & Badrudeen 1981;Seah et al 2009), L. bindus (Balan 1963;Murty 1983), L. equulus (Lee et al 2005); length-weight relationship of Leiognathidae family (Mazlan & Seah 2006), L. brevirostris (Batcha & Badrudeen 1992), L. splendens and Gazza minuta (Jayabalan & Bhat 1997), Secutor insidiator (Jayabalan 1988;Muddula et al 2015); population dynamics of L. jonesi (Karthikeyan et al 1989), L. bindus (Murty 1986;Nagarajan 2000;Abraham et al 2011); phylogeny and morphology (Ikejima et al 2004;Chakrabarty et al 2008;Kimura et al 2008;Chakrabarty et al 2010a;Chakrabarty et al 2010b;Seah et al 2012); food and feeding habits of Leiognathidae family (Seah et al 2009), L. equulus (Lankadhikara & Wijeyaratne 2014). In contrast, there are limited information about the trophic ecology of twoblotch ponyfish (Chong et al 1990;Chou 1996;Hajisamae et al 1999;Hajisamae et al 2003;Bachok et al 2004;Asriyana et al 2009;Asriyana et al 2011;Zahid et al 2011;Suyatna et al 2016). Therefore, this research can be considered as the first one to study trophic ecology of twoblotch ponyfish Nuchequula blochii (Valenciennes, 1835). ...
Reference: Trophic ecology of twoblotch ponyfish Nuchequula blochii in Kendari Bay, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia