Modifications in Protein content of Freshwater molluscs bivalve Corbicula Fluminea all through three seasons from kurla dam Tal- Mahad Dist. -Raigad

AbstractThe present study aims to investigate the effect of climate change on aquatic ecosyeem of Fresh water bivalve Corbicula Fluminea changes or variations that occurs overtime often in a random seasons in protein percentage in soft body connective tissues were collected from kurla dam, tal-mahad Dist raigad. Detected through observations under the throughout three various environmental seasons such as Summer, monsoon, & winter seasons. It occurs changes or variations that in climates in natures. imbalance of the protein content on its impact on various types of tissues are group of similar cells that work together to perform specific function an organism. They are the building blocks of organs and are essential for maintaining overall health. Connective tissues, like, Gill, Gonad, Digestive gland, Mantle, Foot and Mantle connective tissues. The Protein percentage would you like to know more about in higest observed in gonads tissues throughout all the three periods of the year. That characterised summer typically beings around 25march and end 15 june, monsoon or rainy typically beings around 25 june and end 30 November and winter typically beings around 15 December and end 15 march, whereas mantle shows lowest values of protein. There are many things that could variations in the values of proteins assess three seasons.