Gouramis are freshwater fishes from the Osphronemidae family, native to Asia. They possess a unique labyrinth organ for breathing atmospheric air, enabling survival in oxygen-poor waters. Recent Shivalik fossils of their ear bones (otoliths) prove ancient India hosted lush, tropical wetlands
Click to View MoreScientists decoded 130 million years of Ladakh Magmatic Arc history, mapping Neo-Tethys subduction through three phases. This research aids critical mineral discovery, geothermal energy at Puga Valley, and seismic hazard preparedness for the Indo-Gangetic plains.
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