1. Popular marine fish varieties found in India's coastal waters include pomfret, seer fish (kingfish), mackerel, sardines, prawns, and Bombay duck (bombil), among others. These are commonly consumed and commercially important species.

    Popular marine fish varieties found in India’s coastal waters include pomfret, seer fish (kingfish), mackerel, sardines, prawns, and Bombay duck (bombil), among others. These are commonly consumed and commercially important species.

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  2. The overall goal of employing composite fish culture systems in aquaculture is to maximize fish production and optimize resource utilization by combining different species that complement each other in terms of feeding habits, space utilization, and environmental requirements.

    The overall goal of employing composite fish culture systems in aquaculture is to maximize fish production and optimize resource utilization by combining different species that complement each other in terms of feeding habits, space utilization, and environmental requirements.

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  3. Early philosophers perceived the composition of everything in the universe through various theories such as the four classical elements (earth, water, air, fire) proposed by ancient Greeks like Empedocles and the concept of atoms suggested by Democritus.

    Early philosophers perceived the composition of everything in the universe through various theories such as the four classical elements (earth, water, air, fire) proposed by ancient Greeks like Empedocles and the concept of atoms suggested by Democritus.

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  4. Examples of things made of matter include water, air, rocks, trees, animals, books, furniture, and computers. Essentially, anything that occupies space and has mass is considered to be made of matter.

    Examples of things made of matter include water, air, rocks, trees, animals, books, furniture, and computers. Essentially, anything that occupies space and has mass is considered to be made of matter.

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  5. Capture fishing involves catching wild fish from natural water bodies such as oceans, rivers, and lakes, while fish farming (aquaculture) involves raising fish in controlled environments like ponds, tanks, or cages for commercial or recreational purposes.

    Capture fishing involves catching wild fish from natural water bodies such as oceans, rivers, and lakes, while fish farming (aquaculture) involves raising fish in controlled environments like ponds, tanks, or cages for commercial or recreational purposes.

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