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Dr. Venkatesan V.

Role : Principal Scientist & SIC
  
   venkatcmfri@yahoo.co.in

Focus of Research :

  • Cephalopod fisheries
  • Bivalve mariculture
  • Gastropod fisheries
 

Background :

After taking masters in Aquaculture (Mari culture) in 2001 and PhD in Bigfin Squid Biology and Fisheries in 2012. I am working in CMFRI since 2004 on molluscan fisheries and mariculture. I have worked on understanding cephalopod and gastropod biology and fisheries. In mollusc mariculture, I have contributed to the growth of commercial bivalve mariculture in kerala, India. 

 

Education :

  • PhD  2012  Marine Biology, Annamalai University
  • MFSc  2001  Mariculture, Central Institute of Fisheries Education
  • BFSc   1999  Fish & Fisheries Science, TANUVAS University

 

Current Research Projects :

NoTitleFunded By
1Development of Fishery Management Plans for sustaining Marine Fisheries of Kerala and LakshadweepCMFRI
2Development of Fishery Management Plans (FMPs) for the bivalve fisheries of IndiaCMFRI
3Evaluation of ornamental gastropod fisheries in India and Assessment of shell craft industryCMFRI

Publications:

eprints@cmfri

 
    Best 5 Publications :

    1.Fishery Management Plan for Ashtamudi Lake Clam Resources അഷ്ടമുടിക്കായലിലെ കക്ക സമ്പത്ത് ഒരു പരിപാലന പദ്ധതി. CMFRI Special Publication (114). pp. 1-48.

    2.Quantitative and qualitative assessment of exploitation of juvenile cephalopods from the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal and determination of minimum legal sizes. Journal of Marine Biological Association of India, 51 (1). pp. 98-106.

    3.Nutritive Profile of Ivory Shell Babylonia zeylanica (Bruguiere, 1789) (Mollusca: Gastropoda: Babyloniidae).

    4.Fecundity of Bigfin squid, Sepioteuthis lessoniana (Lesson, 1830) (Cephalopoda: Loliginidae).

    5.Observations on the utilization of the biochemical constituents during maturation of the butterfish Scatophagus argus (L.1766) from Palk Bay, south east coast of India.

 
 
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