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Night fishing for oceanic tunas at Visakhapatnam

Prathibha Rohit

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Tunas comprising of several genera and species are emerging \nas an important pelagic resource of Visakhapatnam. Of the several \nspecies contributing to the tuna \nfishery of the region, the yellow \nfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) \nforms the major component of the \ncatch

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Tunas comprising of several genera and species are emerging \nas an important pelagic resource of Visakhapatnam. Of the several \nspecies contributing to the tuna \nfishery of the region, the yellow \nfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) \nforms the major component of the \ncatch

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Tunas comprising of several genera and species are emerging \nas an important pelagic resource of Visakhapatnam. Of the several \nspecies contributing to the tuna \nfishery of the region, the yellow \nfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) \nforms the major component of the \ncatch

Key concepts: Tuna, Thunnus, Pelagic zone, Fishery, Fishing, Yellowfin tuna, Geography, Oceanography

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