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Received 15 April 2002 Finally accepted 12 September 2002 Cladoceran investigation of Tamil Nadu was initiated by Rajagopal (1962) with recordings from Madras coastal waters. Seasonal events in a natural population of Daphnia carinata were studied by Vijayaraghavan (1970). Navaneethakrishnan and Michael (1971) investigated the egg production and relative growth in Daphnia carinata. Vijayalakshmi and Venugopalan (1972) investigated the biological aspects of Penilia avirostris in Portonovo waters. Murugan and Sivaramakrishnan (1973) studied the biology of Simocephalus acutriostratus. Further Michael (1973) made a detailed analysis of the cladocerans of Madurai area. Murugan (1975a,b) made biological studies of Moina micrura and Ceriodaphnia cornuta. Santhanam et al. (1975) studied the zooplankton of Portonovo waters, Kaliyamurthy (1975) investigated the plankton of Pulicat Lake. Murugan and Sivaramakrishnan (1976) carried out laboratory studies on Scapholeberis kingi. Murugan and Venkataraman (1977) studied the developmental aspects of Daphnia carinata. Murugan and Ramaseshan (1978) studied Scapholeberis kingi and production of ephippia. Santharam (1978) studied the biology of Daphnia carinata. Venkataraman and Job (1980) made further studies on the effect of temperature on the growth of Daphnia carinata. Raghunathan (1983) reported the planktonic Cladocera of Tamil Nadu. Raghunathan and Srinivasan (1983a,b) investigated the cladocerans of Ennore Estuary. Further Raghunathan and Srinivasan (1986) have worked on the zooplankton dynamics in relation to hydrographic features of Ennore Estuary. Venkataraman (1983) worked out the taxonomy and ecology of Cladocera of southern Tamil Nadu, Venkataraman and Krishnaswamy (1984a,b) reported the occurrence of Leydigia ciliata and Daphnia from Tamil Nadu. Venkataraman and Krishnaswamy (1985) further studied the cultural aspects of Diaphanosoma senegal. Cladocerans from high altitude waters of Tamil Nadu were studied by Raghunathan (1985). The same author investigated the Cladocerans of certain urban water bodies in 1986. Studies pertaining to predation of Anisops bouveri on Daphnia cephalata were made by Venkataraman and Krishnaswamy (1986). Manimegalai et al. (1986) studied the helmet development in Daphnia cephalata. Hudec (1987) described a new species, Moina oryzae from Tamil Nadu. Michael and Sharma (1988) have completed the Fauna of India volume on Cladocera. Raghunathan (1989) reviewed the work on Indian Cladocera. Raghunathan (1990, 1991, 1992, 1995) conducted ecological studies on the cladoceran fauna of different ponds in Tamil Nadu. Raghunathan and Revathy (1999a,b,c) made studies on the cladoceran species associations, reproduction and on the natural population of a village pond. Suresh Kumar et al. (1999) recorded a chydorid cladoceran, Pleuroxus aduncus Jurine and its developmental stages from Tamil Nadu. Venkataraman (1999) reported the Cladocera of southern Tamil Nadu. Sureshkumar (2000) carried out a detailed analysis of Cladocera of Tamil Nadu and their possible utilization in aquaculture and Sivakumar et al. (2001) made a study on the Cladocera of Dharmapuri District.

Cladocera (Crustacea) of Tamil Nadu - checklist and bibliography