• Water discharge and suspended sediment dynamics in the Chandra River, Western Himalaya 

  Singh, A.T.; Sharma, P.; Sharma, C.; Laluraj, C.M.; Patel, L.; Pratap, B.; Oulkar, S.; Thamban, M. (Journal of Earth System Science. 129(1); 2020; ArticleID_206.)

  Glacier systems are important components of the hydrological cycle and a major source of meltwater and sediment flux that controls the river ecology, water quality, and hydropower generation in the Indian Himalayan Region ...
• Sedimentary organic matter composition from tropical ports with distinct geographic and morpho-hydrodynamic characteristics: Evaluation through multiple biochemical markers 

  Gardade, L.; Khandeparker, L. (Marine Pollution Bulletin. 160; 2020; ArticleID_111679.)

  Increasing coastal urbanization and shipping activity-related environmental pollution advocate the importance of assessment of port ecosystems. Fatty acid biomarkers, elemental components, and biopolymers were used to ...
• A highly diverse living benthic foraminiferal assemblage in the oxygen deficient zone of the southeastern Arabian Sea 

  Kaithwar, A.; Singh, D.P.; Saraswat, R. (Biodiversity and Conservation. NYP; 2020; NYP.)

  The exchange of seawater between the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal, creates a strong seasonality in the southeastern Arabian Sea, including the oxygen deficient zone (ODZ) at intermediate depth. Here, we assess the ...
• Extracellular polymeric substances mediate the coaggregation of aquatic biofilm-forming bacteria 

  Hede, N.; Khandeparker, L. (Hydrobiologia. NYP; 2020; NYP.)

  Coaggregation, a phenomenon contributing to biofilm formation, occurs among biofilm bacteria from different aquatic environments. However, not much is known about molecules involved in aggregation. In this study, freshwater, ...
• The role of eukaryotic microbes in the marine nitrogen cycle (Chapter 9) 

  Damare, V.S. (Global Implications of the Nitrogen Cycle, Ed. by Trelita de Sousa. 2020; 199-229.)

  The marine nitrogen cycle is important ecologically as nitrogen is a nutrient required by phytoplankton, which as primary producers, form the basis of the marine food chain. Nitrate and nitrite ions are utilised as terminal ...
• Evaluation of the physiological bacterial groups in a tropical biosecured, zero-exchange system growing whiteleg shrimp, Litopenaeus vannamei 

  Sabu, E.A.; Gonsalves, M.J.; Sreepada, R.A.; Shivaramu, M.S.; Ramaiah, N. (Microbial Ecology. NYP; 2020; NYP.)

  To elucidate the individual and multiple roles of physiological bacterial groups involved in biogeochemical cycles of carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus and sulfur, the changes in the abundance of aerobic bacteria (heterotrophs, ...
• Gold, uranium, thorium, and rare earth mineralization in the Kadiri Volcanic Province of Eastern Dharwar Craton, India: An evaluation of mineralogical, textural, and geochemical attributes 

  Manikyamba, C.; Ghose, N.C.; Ganguly, S.; Pahari, A.; Sindhuja, C.S. (Geological Journal. NYP; 2020; NYP.)

  In this article, we present the textural, mineralogical, and geochemical studies of a suite of volcanic rocks and their economic mineral potential from the Kadiri Volcanic Province (KVP) - a greenstone belt in the Eastern ...
• Influence of salinity stress on bacterial diversity from a marine bioinvasion perspective: Evaluation through microcosm experiments 

  Kuchi, N.; Khandeparker, L. (Current Science. 119(3); 2020; 507-525.)

  Mid-ocean ballast water exchange has been used since the past few years to control bioinvasion through ballast water (BW), which requires the ship to exchange part of its BW in the open ocean. The change in salinity is ...
• Extending the limit of widespread dispersed Toba volcanic glass shards and identification of new in-situ volcanic events in the Central Indian Ocean Basin 

  Amonkar, A.; Iyer, S.D.; Babu, E.V.S.S.K.; Manju, S. (Journal of Earth System Science. 129(1); 2020; ArticleID_175.)

  We report the widespread extent of Toba volcanic glass shards in the Central Indian Ocean Basin. Investigation of four sediment cores (7 degree-17 degree S) revealed several shard-rich horizons (SRH) that provide the first ...
• Increased ventilation of the Northern Indian Ocean during the last deglaciation 

  Naik, S.S.; Kumari, N. (Journal of the Geological Society of India. 96(2); 2020; 148-150.)

  This paper gives an overview of the deep-water ventilation studies carried out over the world oceans using radiocarbon. There is a consensus that aged water mass existing in the abyssal ocean during the last glacial, ...

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