Records of the Zoological Survey of India - A Journal of Indian Zoology

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The area lies in between the latitudes of 22°44'4"-23°44'4" North and longitudes of 85°44'4"-85°44'4" East, covering an area of 13232 km2. It is situated in the lower parts of upper ridges at right flank of Damodar River in West Bengal. Once known as "Jangale mahal" cover with thick mixed dense forest mainly sal (Shorea robusta), palas (Butia monosperma), and ber (Ziziphus zuzubi) in uneven terrain land.

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Fish Diversity, Threatened Species, Fish Distribution.
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