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Catchability of target and non-target species by circle hook size in the Hawaii and American Samoa tuna longline fisheries

Keith Bigelow, Yonat Swimmer

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PIFSC working paper ; WP-18-006

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PIFSC working paper ; WP-18-006

Key concepts: Fishery, Tuna, Hook, Fishing, American samoa, Geography, Thunnus, Oceanography

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