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Juniper Publishers: Highland Agricultural Knowledge in Migrant Familie... :  Agricultural Research & Technology: Open Access Journal            Abstract Migrant families are key to observe the dynamic re...

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                    Juniper Publishers -  Journal of Oceanography Mini Review Marine biotechnology has been a major focus world-wide through bio-discovery of marine microbes, invertebrates, micro-algae and macro-algae. In the commercial production of bioactive molecules and pharmaceuticals it plays a pivotal role. The global market for products from marine biotechnology is expected to reach over US$ 4 billion by 2015 and therefore marine bio-resources emerging with a lot of scope for the health and well being of aquaculture production in the country through marine bio-business. DBT has been encouraging the scopes of Aquaculture & Marine Biotechnology, covering both R&D and approached broad aspects through competitive grant scheme with the operational inputs from the Task Force Committee and with incentive during Brain Storming Sessions and workshops. For economically important finfish and shellfish species, and also seaweeds, the department has been focusing on develo

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                  Juniper Publishers -  Journal of Oceanography Abstract With the increasing demand for clean energy in emerging economies like India, the requirement for Rare Earth Elements (REE) along with thorium is getting enhanced. In such a situation an indigenous resource of these are important. The easy extraction of these elements from beach placers has attracted considerable interest. However, mining in beach areas can have a detrimental impact, if suitable measures are not undertaken. The impact of mining of heavy minerals, primarily by dredging, along the east coast of India is discussed. Keywords:  Heavy minerals; Rare earth metals; Monazites; Erosion; Beach placers Go to Introduction The peninsular India is bounded on three sides by water and one side by land. It has a long coastal tract of 7,517km. The sedimentary deposit present along this vast coast is an important setting for mineral deposits. The placer deposit of the state of Kerala and Odisha is

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                  Juniper Publishers -  Journal of Oceanography Introduction Bioluminescence is a amazing biological phenomen, which can be found in terrestrial and oceanic environments. Numerous bioluminescent taxa were described from the marine environment [ 1 - 2 ]. Bioluminescence is especially abundant in the deep-sea. The majority of luminescent taxa are invertebrate animals. In contrast to the high diversity in invertebrates, vertebrates lack bioluminescent light organs, with the exception of an amazing diversity in teleosts and some shark species. A recent paper reported that bioluminescence appeared in ray finned fishes in 27 independent evolutionary events [ 3 ]. Bioluminescent light is generated in spezialized light organs based on a oxyidation of a light emitting luciferine in the presence of oxygene and the enzyme luciferin [ 1 , 4 ]. Most of the bioluminescent species produce blue green light in the wavelength range around Xmax ~475nm [ 1 ]. Luminescence in fishes c

Juniper Publishers: Utility of Noninvasive Serum Biomarkers of Liver F... : ADVANCED RESEARCH IN GASTROENTEROLOGY & HEPATOLOGY JUNIPER PUBLISHERS Authored by Mostafa M Sira Abstract Background:...

              Juniper Publishers -  Journal of Oceanography Abstract According to the model of the global redox carbon cycle, there is a relationship between non-uniform movement of lithospheric plates and orogenic cycles of photosynthesis and climatic cycles. Some natural facts are given in favor of this assumption. Keywords:  Lithospheric plates' movement; Photosynthesis; Cycles; Organic carbon; Carbonates Go to Mini Review Recently published model of the global redox carbon cycle [ 1 ] asserts that cycle is a recurring sequence of related processes on the Earth. The sequence is called the orogenic cycle and consists of short-term orogenic and long-term geosynclynal periods. The orogenic period of the cycle is characterized with intense volcanism, magmatism and mountain building. The geosynclynal period is characterized with quiet development of the Earth's crust when photosynthesis and weathering become dominant. It was assumed that orogenic and geosynclyna

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                   Juniper Publishers -  Journal of Oceanography Abstract Analysis of wind and wave parameters measured by a data buoy during Hurricane Matthew in October 2016 indicates that the dimensionless wave height and period are approximately linearly related. It is found that, under the conditions of growing wind seas and aerodynamically rough flow over the ocean U 10 = 36 H S /L P  here U 10  is the wind speed at 10m, H 5  is the significant wave height and T P  is the dominant wave period. Further verifications of this relation are successful during Hurricanes Dean in the Caribbean Sea, Katrina in the Gulf of Mexico, Estelle near Hawaii and Typhoon Russ near Guam in the Pacific. In addition, when the variation of T P  is small and Hs may be linearly related to the wind speed. A formula is proposed using Matthew's growing wind seas as an example. These formulas may be useful in applied oceanography and fishery sciences and management. Go to Introduction In