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Stock assessment of coastal tunas along the east coast of India

H M Kasim, E M Abdussamad

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All India tuna landing fluctuated from 39,684 t in 1998 to \n54,001 t in 2000 with an annual average of 48,042.5 t. The East coast \nt u l a landing varied from 7,248 t in 1998 to 12,218 t in 2000 with an \nannual average of 9,157.6 t and it formed 19.1% of the total tuna \nlanings of India. The percentage contribution by different maritime \nstates towards the total tuna production along the east coast during \n1998-2003 was Tamil Nadu: 67.0%, followed by Andhra Pradesh: \n2436, Pondicheny: 5.056, Orissa: 2.5% and West Bengal: 1.0%.

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All India tuna landing fluctuated from 39,684 t in 1998 to \n54,001 t in 2000 with an annual average of 48,042.5 t. The East coast \nt u l a landing varied from 7,248 t in 1998 to 12,218 t in 2000 with an \nannual average of 9,157.6 t and it formed 19.1% of the total tuna \nlanings of India. The percentage contribution by different maritime \nstates towards the total tuna production along the east coast during \n1998-2003 was Tamil Nadu: 67.0%, followed by Andhra Pradesh: \n2436, Pondicheny: 5.056, Orissa: 2.5% and West Bengal: 1.0%.

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All India tuna landing fluctuated from 39,684 t in 1998 to \n54,001 t in 2000 with an annual average of 48,042.5 t. The East coast \nt u l a landing varied from 7,248 t in 1998 to 12,218 t in 2000 with an \nannual average of 9,157.6 t and it formed 19.1% of the total tuna \nlanings of India. The percentage contribution by different maritime \nstates towards the total tuna production along the east coast during \n1998-2003 was Tamil Nadu: 67.0%, followed by Andhra Pradesh: \n2436, Pondicheny: 5.056, Orissa: 2.5% and West Bengal: 1.0%.

Key concepts: Tuna, East coast, Fishery, Geography, BENGAL, Stock (firearms), Oceanography, Bay

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