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Khandwa is one of the districts of the state M.P. The Moghat reservoir is situated three Kilometers away in the Northwest area of Khandwa town on 210 49` 36`` N latitude and 760 20`56`` E longitudes. It is a man made reservoir built in 1897. The present study aims to identify the fish fauna presented in reservoir and to give an initial idea about fish production of Moghat reservoir of Khandwa M.P.
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References
APHA 1992. Standard methods for examination of water and wastewater.
Badola, S.P. 1979. Ecological studies on the Ichythofauna of some freshwater resources of Garhwal Region, D.Phil Thesis, Garhwal University
Badola, S.P. and Badola, Smita 1999. Observations on destructive fishing methods and recommendations to protect fish fauna in Garhwal Himalaya, Sus. Eco. SysEnv. &, Ed. By D.R. Khanna, A.Gautam and A.Gautam pp-99-104.
Belsare et.al. 1990. Limnological studies on Bhopal lake seasonal change in a biotic factors in the upper lake Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci.60: 223-227.
David, A.P., B.V.Ray, K. Govind, V. Rajgopal and R.K. Benerjee 1969. An investigation report on limnology. Fisheries biology and fish exploitation of the multipurpose Tungabhadra reservoir. Bull. Gen. Inland Fish Res. Inst. Barracpoor 13 India.
Edmondson, W.T. 1959. Ed.Ward. and Whipple’s Fresh water Biology 2nd ed. John Wiley and Sons, N.Y.
Gonzalves, E.A. and D. B. Joshi (1946) The seasonal succession of the algae in the tank of Bandra. J. Bombay Nat. Hist. soc. 46: 154-176
Jana, B.B. and H.L. Sarkar 1982. Special distribution of the biotic community in the thermal gradient of the two hot springs. Acta Hydrobiol. 19: 101-108. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/aheh.19820100118
Jhingran, V.G. 1975. Fish and Fisheries of India, Hindustan Publishing Corporation, (India): 1-954.
Khanna, D.R. and Bhutiani, R. 2004. Fish and their ecology of River Ganga at Gohri Ghat Garhwal (Uttaranchal), Proc. Nat. Sem, Fish diversity in protected habitats, Ed. By S. Ayyappan, D.S. Malik, Rani Dhanze and R.S. Chauhan pp. 291-298
Rao, K.S.., KArtha, K.N., Gupta, D.R., PAndya, S.S. and Iyer, H.K. 1988. Studies on morphometry and hydrobiology of Gandhi Sagar Reservoir with special reference to its fisheries, J. Fish Tech., 25(1): 21-28.
Sreeniwasan, A. 1966. Limnology of tropical impoundments I. Hydrobiologcal features and fish production in Stanley reservoir, Mettur Dam. Inst.Rev. Hydrobiol. 51: 295-306. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/iroh.19660510208