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This book focuses on the effects of industrial effluents, specifically those generated from tanneries, on aquatic life i.e. fish. Readers will learn about the impacts of untreated effluents that find its way into potable water bodies, rivers and lakes. A detailed analysis of the morphological and reproductive responses of fish to Chromium VI, a carcinogen and hazardous metal, will be provided.
Particular attention is given to the effects of these effluents on the guppy, a fish used for the biological control of malaria. Students and researchers in environmental science, biology, ecology, marine and freshwater sciences will find the book most appealing. Freshwater ecologists working in the field and managers responsible for the protection and monitoring of natural areas will also find this book interesting.
Sommario
1. Introduction.- 2. Methodology.- 3. Structure and Morphology of Testis in Control Group.- 4. Structure and Morphology of Ovary in Control Group.- 5. Structure and Morphology of Pituitary Gland in Control Group.- 6. Effect of Tannery Effluent on Behavior of Fishes.- 7. Effect of Tannery Operations on Testis.- 8. Effect of Tannery Operations on Ovary.- 9. Effect of Tannery Operations on Pituitary Gland.- 10. Summary.- 11. Conclusions.
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Dr. Pramod Baburao Rokade is an Associate Professor at Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University in India. His research interests include environmental pollution and fisheries studies.
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This book focuses on the effects of industrial effluents, specifically those generated from tanneries, on aquatic life i.e. fish. Readers will learn about the impacts of untreated effluents that find its way into potable water bodies, rivers and lakes. A detailed analysis of the morphological and reproductive responses of fish to Chromium VI, a carcinogen and hazardous metal, will be provided.
Particular attention is given to the effects of these effluents on the guppy, a fish used for the biological control of malaria. Students and researchers in environmental science, biology, ecology, marine and freshwater sciences will find the book most appealing. Freshwater ecologists working in the field and managers responsible for the protection and monitoring of natural areas will also find this book interesting.
