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Fishery, biology and population characteristics of longtail tuna, Thunnus tonggol (Bleeker, 1851) caught along the Indian coast

E M Abdussamad, K P Said Koya, Shubhadeep Ghosh, Prathibha Rohit, K K Joshi, B Manojkumar, D Prakasan, S Kemparaju, M N K Elayathu, H K Dhokia, Manju Sebastine, K. K. Bineesh

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The longtail tuna, Thunnus tonggol, Bleeker, 1851 is \nan economically important species from commercial and \nrecreational point of view. The species inhabit shelf and \noceanic waters of tropical and temperate regions of the \nIndo-Pacific between 47° N and 33° S (Froese and Pauly, \n2009) and generally occupy neritic areas of the oceans close \nto land masses (Yesaki, 1994).

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The longtail tuna, Thunnus tonggol, Bleeker, 1851 is \nan economically important species from commercial and \nrecreational point of view. The species inhabit shelf and \noceanic waters of tropical and temperate regions of the \nIndo-Pacific between 47° N and 33° S (Froese and Pauly, \n2009) and generally occupy neritic areas of the oceans close \nto land masses (Yesaki, 1994).

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The longtail tuna, Thunnus tonggol, Bleeker, 1851 is \nan economically important species from commercial and \nrecreational point of view. The species inhabit shelf and \noceanic waters of tropical and temperate regions of the \nIndo-Pacific between 47° N and 33° S (Froese and Pauly, \n2009) and generally occupy neritic areas of the oceans close \nto land masses (Yesaki, 1994).

Key concepts: Fishery, Fish measurement, Tuna, Biology, Thunnus, Fecundity, Pelagic zone, Population

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