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Author Bio
Sharma, Sudhir Kumar is a parasitologist specializing in trematode infections in commercially significant fishes.
His research focuses on digenetic trematodes affecting fishes in Jhansi district, exploring species diversity and infection burdens.
He combines field collection and morphological identification to assess parasite impact on fish health.
His work aims to support sustainable fishery management and aquatic disease control in Jhansi and beyond.
Through his findings, he contributes to the preservation of aquatic biodiversity and local fisher livelihoods.
Sources and Thesis Details
Researcher: Sharma, Sudhir Kumar
Guide: Agarwal, S C
Year of Completion: 1989
University: Bundelkhand University
Department: Department of Zoology
Studies on diagnetic trematodes of economically important fishes of district Jhansi / PDF
This thesis details the diversity and prevalence of digenetic trematodes in economically important fishes of Jhansi district, emphasizing parasite species, infection levels, and ecological implications.
It provides morphological identification of trematode species and assesses how parasitism correlates with fish health and local aquaculture potentials.
The findings equip fisheries managers with data to mitigate parasitic impacts operationally.
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