Notes On The Pearl And Chank Fisheries And Marine Fauna Of The Gulf Of Manaar

Originally published in 1890, this book provides a detailed account of the pearl and chank fisheries in the Gulf of Manaar, a shallow bay off the coast of India. The book includes descriptions of the various species of marine fauna found in the gulf, as well as information on the history and economics of the fisheries. The text is accompanied by detailed illustrations and photographs, making it an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the marine biology and fisheries of the region.

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