Ecological Behaviour and Identification of Freshwater Fish Species
Mangesh Khushalrao Gawai
FORMAT
Paperback and e–book
ISBN
978-93-49359-29-1
PAGES
130 pages
PRICE
Rs. 1000/- ($80)
About The Editors
Mangesh Khushalrao Gawai earned his M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph. D in Zoology from Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar University Aurangabad. Respectively. He is currently Research working Student in Lal Bahadur shastri college of Partur Tq- Partur, Dist. Jalna Research Center Dr Rafiq Zakaria college for women Aurangabad, in his credit 4 research papers published in International and National level journals. In his credit the best research awards have been awarded from reputed agencies.
About The Book
Ecological Behaviour and Identification of Freshwater Fish Species” is a comprehensive guide that explores the diversity, ecology, and behavior of freshwater fishes while providing practical methods for accurate species identification. Freshwater habitats are home to an extraordinary variety of fish species, each exhibiting unique behaviors, ecological roles, and adaptations that allow them to thrive in rivers, lakes, ponds, and wetlands. Understanding these behaviors and interactions is crucial for maintaining ecological balance and implementing effective conservation strategies.
This book is structured to provide readers with both theoretical and practical insights. It begins with an introduction to freshwater ecosystems, their ecological significance, and the key factors influencing fish populations. Subsequent chapters detail the morphological features, feeding behaviors, reproductive patterns, habitat preferences, and social interactions of various freshwater species. Emphasis is placed on systematic identification techniques, including morphological keys, field observation strategies, and photographic documentation, enabling readers to identify species confidently and accurately.
In addition to scientific knowledge, the book emphasizes the practical applications of understanding fish behavior and ecology. Insights into feeding habits, migratory patterns, and breeding cycles are essential for fisheries management, biodiversity conservation, and habitat restoration. By integrating field observations with ecological theory, this work bridges the gap between academic study and real-world application, providing a valuable resource for students, researchers, ecologists, conservationists, and fishery managers.
The book also highlights the threats facing freshwater ecosystems, such as pollution, habitat degradation, climate change, and overexploitation. By illustrating the interdependence between fish species and their habitats, the text encourages readers to adopt conservation-minded practices and support sustainable management initiatives. The combination of species identification, ecological behavior, and conservation perspectives makes this book a unique and practical reference.
Designed to be accessible to both academic audiences and enthusiasts, the book features clear explanations, illustrations, and case studies that enhance understanding and engagement. It aims to cultivate a deeper appreciation for freshwater biodiversity, foster research interest, and equip readers with the knowledge needed to study, protect, and manage freshwater fish species effectively.
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