PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS A~ND SEALEVEL CHANGES IN SHARM EL-SHEIKH (GULF OF AQABA, EGYPT) BASED ON SEDIMEIVTOLOGICAL AND MINERALOGICAL STUDIES
PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS A~ND SEALEVEL CHANGES IN SHARM EL-SHEIKH (GULF OF AQABA, EGYPT) BASED ON SEDIMEIVTOLOGICAL AND MINERALOGICAL STUDIES By M. B. AWAD*; M.A. SHATA; AND O.A. FARHA. *National Institute ofOceanography & Fisheries, Alexandria, Egypt. Key words: Paleoenvironmental, Sealevel, GulfofAqaba, Red Sea. _A.BSTRACT Seven boreholes were drilled in Sharm EI-Sheikh basin till depth of about -30 […]
ENUMERATIONAND BIOMASS OF BACTERlALI1VDICATOR SAPROPHYTIC COMMUNITY IN A
ENUMERATIONAND BIOMASS OF BACTERlALI1VDICATOR SAPROPHYTIC COMMUNITY IN ALEXANDRIA COASTAL WATER By E. E. SIAM* *National Institute ofOceanography and Fisheries, Alexandria, Egypt. Ke)’ words: Biomass, Bacteriology, Mediterranean, Egypt. ABSTRACT Samples from Alexandria coastal l1’ater were surveyed monthly during 1995 at nine different sites.’ Allochthonous dischaYges of rainfall and also domestic sewage have considerable effects on the […]
EFFECT OF VARIOUS PROCESSING ON THE DIE-OFF OF PATHOGENIC BACTERIA INFECTING DONAX TRUNCULUS
EFFECT OF VARIOUS PROCESSING ON THE DIE-OFF OF PATHOGENIC BACTERIA INFECTING DONAX TRUNCULUS By E. E. SIAM* *National Institute ofOceanography and Fisheries, Alexandria, Egypt. Key ‘words: Bacteriology, Donax trunculus, Mollusca ABSTRACT The effect of heat treatments, deep-frying, salting and addition of citric acid on the survival of Aeromonas hydrophila, Vibrio parahaemolyticus and Salmonella teshwinge on […]
DISTRIBUTIONAND ABUNDAIVCE OF THE GlAlvT CLAM TRIDACNAMAXIMA (BIVALVIA: TRlDACNIDAE) IN THE NORTHERN RED SEA
DISTRIBUTIONAND ABUNDAIVCE OF THE GlAlvT CLAM TRIDACNAMAXIMA (BIVALVIA: TRlDACNIDAE) IN THE NORTHERN RED SEA By R.KILADA*, S. ZAKARIA, AND M. E. FARGHALLI *Suez Canal University, Faculty a/Science, Dept ofMarine Science. Ismailia-Egypt. Key words: giant clams, Tridacna, Tridacnidae, Bivalvia, Red Sea. •4BSTRACT Giant clam .nopulatidns were compared in 5 different sites, on the southern coaSI ofthe […]
COMPARATIVE STUDY OIV THE MAJOR BIOCHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS IN THE MUSCLES OF MUGIL CEPHALUS INHABITING THE MEDITERRANEAN WATER, THE NORTHERN DELTA LAKES AND FISH FARMS OF EGYPT
COMPARATIVE STUDY OIV THE MAJOR BIOCHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS IN THE MUSCLES OF MUGIL CEPHALUS INHABITING THE MEDITERRANEAN WATER, THE NORTHERN DELTA LAKES AND FISH FARMS OF EGYPT L.M. SHAKWEER,* E.H. EI-EBIARY AND M.A. ZAKI * National Institute ofOceanography andfisheries – Alexandria. Key Words: Biochemistry”, Gre:y Mullet, Nile Delta Lakes ABSTRACT The major biochemical Cur1stitut::nts namely lipids, […]
COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF SOLUBLE PROTEIN USING ISOELECTRIC FOCUSING (IEF) IN GONADS AND PITUITARY GLANDS OF FEMALE MUGIL CEPHALUS INNATURAL HABITAT AND CAPTIVITY DURING REPRODUCTIVE CYCLE
COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF SOLUBLE PROTEIN USING ISOELECTRIC FOCUSING (IEF) IN GONADS AND PITUITARY GLANDS OF FEMALE MUGIL CEPHALUS INNATURAL HABITAT AND CAPTIVITY DURING REPRODUCTIVE CYCLE By 8.8. ASSEM*; M.A. ABDO AND M.A. MOUSA *National Institute ofOceanography and Fisheries, Alexandria – Egypt. Key words: Biochemistry, Endocrinology, Grey Mullet. ABSTRACT Soluble protein of gonads and pituitary glands […]
BID-ECONOMIC STUDY DF THE EGYPTIAN SPONGE FISHERIES
BID-ECONOMIC STUDY DF THE EGYPTIAN SPONGE FISHERIES By S.M, ABD EL-HAFEZ*, AND M.S, EL-BESHBEESHY *National Institute ofOceanography and Fisheries, Alexandria, Egypt. Key words: Fisheries, Sponge,Bio-economic ABSTRACT The Egyptian commercial sponges are considered the best all over the world because ofthe suitable environmentalfactors along the west coast ofAlexandria to Libia borders. The Egyptian commercial sponge catch […]
BID-ECONOMIC STUDY DF THE EGYPTIAN SPONGE FISHERIES
BID-ECONOMIC STUDY DF THE EGYPTIAN SPONGE FISHERIES By S.M, ABD EL-HAFEZ*, AND M.S, EL-BESHBEESHY *National Institute ofOceanography and Fisheries, Alexandria, Egypt. Key words: Fisheries, Sponge,Bio-economic ABSTRACT The Egyptian commercial sponges are considered the best all over the world because ofthe suitable environmentalfactors along the west coast ofAlexandria to Libia borders. The Egyptian commercial sponge catch […]
