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New Zealand Domestic Tuna Fisheries 1989-90 to 1998-99

T. Murray, Lynda H. Griggs, Hudson Dean

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Introduction Methods The New Zealand tuna fleet Total tuna and swordfish landings CPUE trends by gear type Troll fishery Purse seine fishery Longline fisheries Domestic catch by gear type Albacore Bigeye tuna Skipjack tuna Southern and Pacific bluefin tunas Yellowfin tuna Swordfish Status of stocks Summary Acknowledgements References

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Introduction Methods The New Zealand tuna fleet Total tuna and swordfish landings CPUE trends by gear type Troll fishery Purse seine fishery Longline fisheries Domestic catch by gear type Albacore Bigeye tuna Skipjack tuna Southern and Pacific bluefin tunas Yellowfin tuna Swordfish Status of stocks Summary Acknowledgements References

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Introduction Methods The New Zealand tuna fleet Total tuna and swordfish landings CPUE trends by gear type Troll fishery Purse seine fishery Longline fisheries Domestic catch by gear type Albacore Bigeye tuna Skipjack tuna Southern and Pacific bluefin tunas Yellowfin tuna Swordfish Status of stocks Summary Acknowledgements References

Key concepts: Swordfish, Tuna, Albacore, Yellowfin tuna, Fishery, Thunnus, Skipjack tuna, Geography

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