Study on the Fish Diversity and Distribution of Chromatophores in Some Fishes Inhabiting Manawar Tawi, Rajouri(J&K), India
Satinder Kaur, Sarita Raina, Sapana Jangral
Asian Journal of Research in Zoology · pp. 82–90 · Published 22 Jul 2024
10.9734/ajriz/2024/v7i3160Abstract
The present study on fish diversity from Manawar Tawi, Rajouri (J&K) was carried out for the period of three months from September 2023 to November 2023. Fishes are very important from biodiversity point of view. Therefore, during the present survey, total six fish species belonging to five genera and two families were collected and identified in this region. Also the distribution of different chromatophores was studied in the fish Labeo boga. This study emphasizes the importance of conducting regular surveys in order to analyse the impact of anthropogenic activities on the fish diversity and impact of pollution on the distribution of chromatophores.
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