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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents :1.Bioassessing Perturbations in ecosystem structure of Himalayan Ganga-Headwater-River serially impounded for Hydropower.2.Assessment of Detergent induced Eco-Toxicological impairments in Fish.3.Genotoxic effects of copper sulphate in Fishes.4.Problems and Prospects of rural development by aquaculture in Bihar.5.Evaluation of ideal median lethal concentration of a biofertilizer in an Indian Air-Breathing Fish.6.Phytoplankton Diversity of a tropical reservoir in cauvery river system.7.Monthly variation and interrelationship of physicochemical charactersitics of a perennial pond at Sanjay Gandhi Zoological Park in Patna, Bihar.8. Effects of Air Pollution on Human Health.9.Imapct of water pollution and heavy metal bioaccumulation in Labeo Rohita from Ramganga.10.Investigation of protein, ascorbic acid, DNA And RNA in different tissues of Lamellidens Marginallis from Girna Reservoir in nasik district.11.Synthesis of PVA encapsulated AGNP and its efficacy against antibiotic resistant fish pathogenic bacteria.12.Effect of Cadium toxicity on biochemistry of Guppy Fish.13.Studies on chronic toxicity of sublethal concentration of Zinc sulphate on haematological parameters in Indian Cat Fish.14.Studies on Periphyton diversity in few ponds of Gaya District.15.Bioassessment of Hydropower impacted Alakananda River.16.Evaluation of changes in blood cholestrol, protein and calcium in Cirrhinus Mrigala exposed to crude toxin of Microcystis Aeruginosa.17.Plankton distribution and diversity of Karapuzha Reservoir in Kerala.18.Studies in relation to Halipegus Mehranises.19.Bacteriophage GRCS demonstrate antibacterial activity against Mastitis associated Staphlococcus Aureus Isolates.20.Studies on the accumulation of heavy metals in water and tissue of Labeo Boga collected from River Tawi.21.Metacid induced acute toxic effects o certain blood parameters in Mystus Vittatus.22.Toxic effect of sublethal concentration of Metasytox on Haematology of fresh water fish.23.Bryozoa and sponge: A Periphytic .

Hardcover. Zustand: New. With the rapid advances in science and technology (S&T), the societal expectation are increasing, which includes, providing the basic infrastructure of assured food, water and electricity supply, sanitation, efficient transportation and communication, IT connectivity and e-governance, safety and security of all, as well as finding solutions for alleviating malnutrition and poverty offering adequate healthcare and so on. To cope up with the increasing population in India, the only option left with us is to tap every channel of nutritional food for the security of life and sustainable development. Fortunately, we have plenty of natural resources like aquatic and open land, coastal belt and oceanic resources with rich faunal diversity. Livestock/animal resources are an important contribution to total food production. The role of animals in food and agriculture development programmes is underrated almost everywhere throughout the increasing demand, especially in developing countries. The focal theme of our Animal, Vetirinary and Fisheries Sciences have been well-tuned with the main focal theme of ISCA âScience and Technology: Rural Indiaâ. Rural development as assumed greater importance in India today than in the earlier period in the process of development of the country and our section is playing an important role in it. The papers and articles received in our section have been compiled in the form of books to make it more meaningful. We have published the entire proceedings in 4 Volumes. This volume contains 32 articles. We are thankful to all the authors and contributors for giving their time and writeup, who are responsible for the work presented in the paper and if any plagiarism question arises, they are answerable. We are thankful to ISCA, Kolkata and office bears of ISC of University of Agriculture, Bangaluru (from 3-7 January 2020) for encouraging us to hold symposium of our section in the section of Animal, Veterinary and Fisheries Sciences. The editorial boards is also thankful to Ms. Shivalika Sharma, Mr. Hemant Singh, Mr. Gaurav Pant and Ms. Meera Goswami, of Department of Zoology and Environmental Sciences, Gurukula Kangri Vishwavidyalaya, Haridwar for their day and night work to make it possible to publish all the research papers in the form of book. This book will be very useful for researchers, scientists, students and all entrepreneurs who are working in the field of livestock.