1. India's marine fishery resources encompass a diverse array of species found in its coastal waters, including various finfish such as pomfret, mackerel, and tuna, as well as shellfish like prawns and crabs.

    India’s marine fishery resources encompass a diverse array of species found in its coastal waters, including various finfish such as pomfret, mackerel, and tuna, as well as shellfish like prawns and crabs.

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  2. Yes, fishing can be conducted in both marine (oceans and seas) and freshwater (rivers, lakes, and ponds) ecosystems, targeting different species adapted to their respective environments.

    Yes, fishing can be conducted in both marine (oceans and seas) and freshwater (rivers, lakes, and ponds) ecosystems, targeting different species adapted to their respective environments.

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  3. Water sources for fish production include both natural bodies of water such as rivers, lakes, ponds, and oceans, as well as artificial systems like fish farms and aquaculture facilities.

    Water sources for fish production include both natural bodies of water such as rivers, lakes, ponds, and oceans, as well as artificial systems like fish farms and aquaculture facilities.

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  4. One cheap source of animal protein for food is poultry, particularly chicken. It is widely available, relatively inexpensive compared to other meats, and versatile for various culinary applications.

    One cheap source of animal protein for food is poultry, particularly chicken. It is widely available, relatively inexpensive compared to other meats, and versatile for various culinary applications.

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  5. he value or quality of honey is determined by its floral source, purity, texture, taste, color, and absence of additives or contaminants. Additional factors include its processing methods and certifications, such as organic or raw designations.

    he value or quality of honey is determined by its floral source, purity, texture, taste, color, and absence of additives or contaminants. Additional factors include its processing methods and certifications, such as organic or raw designations.

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