Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Book -Toxicological and Ecological Stress in Fresh Water Fishes

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Freshwater ecosystems are among the most valuable and vulnerable components of the global environment, supporting a rich diversity of aquatic life and providing essential resources for human survival. Despite covering only a small fraction of the Earth's surface, these ecosystems play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance, supporting fisheries, and sustaining livelihoods. However, increasing anthropogenic activities such as industrialization, urbanization, agricultural intensification, and climate change have imposed significant toxicological and ecological stress on freshwater environments. Fish, being integral components of aquatic ecosystems, serve as important bioindicators of environmental health... Read More

DOI: https://doi.org/10.59436/B978-81-971444-7-9
Published: 2026-04-23

Book Chapters

  • Chapter 1: Heavy Metal Toxicity In Freshwater Fishes

    Ajit Kumar, Dr. Keshav Singh, Bharat Singh
    1-7
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  • Chapter 2 :Toxicological Stress In Fishes Due To Climate Changes

    Deeksha Singh, Anand Pratap Singh, Dr. Sonal Singh, Bharat Singh
    8-15
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  • Chapter 3: Fishes Habitat DegradaƟon: Possible Reasons

    Divya Goswami, Prof. Manish Maheshwari
    16-20
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  • Chapter 4: Industrial Effluents And Their Impact On Freshwater Fish Health

    Dr. Mohd Shoeb
    21-28
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  • Chapter 5: AnthropogenicStressors AndToxicological ImpactsOn Freshwater Biota

    Lalita Sogarwal, Dr. Meera Singh
    29-48
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  • Chapter 6: ToxicokineƟcs And BiotransformaƟon Of XenobioƟcs In Fishes

    Shivendra Pratap Singh, Sunil Kumar, Dr. Amita Sarkar, Manoj Kumar
    49-64
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  • Chapter 7: OxidaƟve Stress And AnƟoxidant Defense Mechanisms In Fishes

    Dr. Prem Sagar, Dr. Shalini Yadav
    65-76
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  • Chapter 8: Role Of Freshwater Fishes As Bioindicators Of Aquatic Pollution

    Dr. Rafat Khan
    77-84
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  • Chapter 9: InteracƟve Effects Of Climate Change And Environmental Toxicants On Fish Physiology And Health

    Rahul Kumar, Nikhil, Dr. Keshav Singh, Manoj Kumar
    85-93
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  • Chapter 10: Epigenetic And Transgenerational Toxicity In Freshwater Fishes Exposed To Emerging Pollutants And Its Effects On Aquatic Life

    Ramneek Kumar Singh, Pooja, Bharat Singh, Sheetal Rajput
    94-108
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  • Chapter 11: Habitat DegradaƟon Of Freshwater Fish

    Reena Kumari, Nidhi Gupta, Manoj Kumar
    109-115
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  • Chapter 12: Toxicological Stress In Fish By PesƟcides

    Himanshi Goswami, Dr. Amita Sarkar, Sheetal Rajput, Bharat Singh
    116-125
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  • Chapter 13: THE SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS AND MICROPLASTICS ON FRESH WATER FISH HEALTH

    Twinkle Chansoria, Dr. Harendra Nath Sharma
    126-134
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  • Chapter 14: Endocrine DisrupƟon In Fish Due To Environmental ContaminaƟon

    Dr. Vishan Kumar, Prof. Manish Maheshwari, Prof. Surbhi Mittal
    135-153
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  • Chapter 15: Ecotoxicological Impacts Of MicroplasƟcs And NanoplasƟcs On AquaƟc Organisms

    Yadvendra Singh, Dr. Keshav Singh, Bharat Singh, Shreya Singh, Sheetal Rajput
    154-163
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