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    Carbonate mineralogy and faunal relationship in tropical shallow water marine sediments: Cape Comorin, India 

    Hashimi, N.H.; Nair, R.R.; Kidwai, R.M.; Rao, V.P. (Elsevier, 1982)
    The carbonate mineralogy of Recent sediments from the western and eastern continental shelves around Cape Comorin off the southern tip of India was determined by X-ray diffraction analyses. The results show that in the ...
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    Distribution of Bowen ratio over the north Indian Ocean 

    Rao, G.R.L.; Rao, M.V.; Prasad, P.H.; Reddy, K.G. (India Meteorological Department, 1986)
    The monthly averages of Bowen ratio over the north Indian Ocean have been computed Three typical situations in the months of January May and September are taken for the present study Month to month differences in the Bowen ...
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    History and background of the project 

    Jauhari, P.; Nair, R.R. (New Delhi: Department of Ocean Development, 1988)
    The history of oceanography, the discovery of manganese nodules and the background of the developments in nodule research and mining is given The first nodules were collected in 1981 on board the research vessel R V Gaveshani ...
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    Texture, carbonate content and component composition of Mauritius beach sands, Indian Ocean 

    Karisiddaiah, S.M.; Veerayya, M.; Guptha, M.V.S. (Tirunelveli: JCSONLINE, 1988)
    Samples collected from beaches bordering the southern, southeastern, western and northwestern shores representing swell (windward) and non-swell (leeward) dominated environments of the island of Mauritius were studied in ...
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    Computation of nodule abundance from seabed photos 

    Sharma, R. (1989)
    This paper was selected for presentation by the OTC Program Committee following review of information contained in an abstract submitted by the author(s). Contents of the paper, as presented, have not been reviewed by the ...
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    Geochemical evidence of terrigenous influence in deep-sea sediments upto 8�S in the Central Indian basin 

    Nath, B.N.; Rao, V.P.; Becker, K.P. (Elsevier, 1989)
    Thirty-two representative deep-sea sediment samples have been studied from three manganese nodule-bearing environments in the Central Indian Basin: diatomaceous-radiolarian ooze-clay, pelagic brown clay and calcareous ooze. ...
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    Total mercury in water, sediments, and animals along the Indian Coast 

    Sanzgiri, S.; Mesquita, A.; Kureishy, T.W. (Elsevier, 1988)
    Total mercury (Hg) in water, sediments and animals along the coast of India is estimated. Water samples were collected on board of R.V. Gaveshani.The zooplankton samples were collected by Indian Ocean Standard Net and Heron ...
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    Superficial mineral resources of the Indian Ocean 

    Siddiquie, H.N.; Hashimi, N.H.; Gujar, A.R.; Valsangkar, A.B. (Elsevier, 1984)
    The sea floor of the Indian Ocean and the continental margins bordering the ocean are covered by a wide variety of terrigenous, biogenous and anthigenic mineral deposits. The biogenous deposits in the Indian Ocean comprise ...
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    Deep sea mining: Environmental monitoring and management 

    Sharma, R. (Korea Society of Engineering Gelolgy, 1988)
    A variety of deep sea minerals have been identified in the Indian Ocean, which are expected to serve as an alternative source for metals, when the land deposits get depleted. Mining of some of these exploitable resources, ...
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    Mineral resources of the Indian Ocean and related scientific research 

    Siddiquie, H.N.; Gujar, A.R.; Hashimi, N.H.; Valsangkar, A.B.; Nath, B.N. (1985)
    The Indian Ocean (area: 74.917 x 106 km2, water volume: 291.945 x 106 km3, average depth: 3897 m) is the third largest of the world oceans. The lands bordering the ocean contain almost 40 percent of the world's population ...
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    AuthorSiddiquie, H.N. (5)Hashimi, N.H. (4)Nath, B.N. (4)Rao, V.P. (4)Sastry, J.S. (4)Nair, R.R. (3)Parulekar, A.H. (3)Paulinose, V.T. (3)RameshBabu, V. (3)Rao, P.S. (3)... View MoreSubject
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