Conservation Status and Distribution of Fish Species in River Singla in North-East India: Pioneering Taxonomic Study and Report
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https://doi.org/10.63002/asrp.405.1684Keywords:
Fish taxonomy, River Singla, Assam, North-East India Himalayan Biodiversity Hotspot, ConservationAbstract
Ichthyofaunal surveys conducted in the River Singla situated in the Sribhumi district (earlier Karimganj district) in the province of Assam, revealed the occurrence of 41 species of fishes belonging to 34 genera, 8 sub-families, 19 families and 7 orders during the entire period of study. These include 25 species of fishes under Cypriniformes; 5 ichthyospecies each under Siluriformes and Anabantiformes; 2 species of fishes under Synbranchiformes; and, 1 species of fish each under Osteoglossofrmes, Mugiliformes, Beloniformes and Gobiiformes. Distrubution and Conservation status of each fish species have been discussed in the present communication .
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