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Stock assessment of tunas from the Indian seas

P S B R James, P P Pillai, A A Jayaprakash, T M Yohannan, Pon Siraimeetan, C Muthiah, G Gopakumar, N G K Pillai, S Reuben, R Thiagarajan, K P Said Koya, G M Kulkarni, M Somaraju, K N Kurup, T V Sathianandhan

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The tuna catch in India in the small scale sector fluctuated between 23 170 tonnes and 35 610 tonnes during 1984-88, the average catch for the priod being 29 146 tonnes. In 1989, 45,240 tonnes of tunas were landed by the artisanal sector.

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The tuna catch in India in the small scale sector fluctuated between 23 170 tonnes and 35 610 tonnes during 1984-88, the average catch for the priod being 29 146 tonnes. In 1989, 45,240 tonnes of tunas were landed by the artisanal sector.

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The tuna catch in India in the small scale sector fluctuated between 23 170 tonnes and 35 610 tonnes during 1984-88, the average catch for the priod being 29 146 tonnes. In 1989, 45,240 tonnes of tunas were landed by the artisanal sector.

Key concepts: Fishery, Stock (firearms), Exclusive economic zone, Resource (disambiguation), Marine fish, Stock assessment, Geography, Tonne

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