Abstract The Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal are cul-de-sacs of the northern Indian
Ocean, and they contain more than half of the world's Oxygen Minimum Zones (OMZs). The …

Even though the seasonal pattern of phytoplankton biomass distribution in the seas around
India is reasonably well understood, there is relatively little information on phytoplankton …

Zooplankton is an important bioindicator of ecosystem functioning. Knowledge of the
seasonal fluctuation in the zooplankton population in estuarine waters of the Indian …

Abstract Considering Alappuzha Mud Bank in the southern Kerala coast as a typical case of
biologically productive Mud Banks that form along the southwest coast of India during the …

The primary ecological effects of the eutrophication of upwelling in the nearshore waters are
the triggering and sustenance of phytoplankton (diatom) blooms. Here, we present the …

The mesozooplankton community structure of a cold core eddy, moving through a coastal
location (Bheemunipatnam) in the western Bay of Bengal (BoB), was studied continuously …

This study correlated the abundance of five jellyfish species in the south-west coast of India,
South-eastern Arabian Sea, Crambionella orsini, Lychnorhiza malayensis, Chrysaora …

Abstract The Bay of Bengal (BoB) is generally considered a low-productive region. However,
several phytoplankton blooms (high Chlorophyll a) are frequently reported, including the …

Eutrophication of marine ecosystems is a global problem, particularly in a changing climate
and the spreading of Oxygen Minimum Zones (OMZs). The eastern Arabian Sea has both …

This study in the coastal waters off Kochi along the southwest coast of India during the
Southwest Monsoon (SWM) presents the biophysical implications of freshwater influx over a …