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Spanish trials address transport of wild juvenile tuna for ongoing study
In work on the nutrition and feeding aspects of bluefin, the authors utilize wild juvenile tuna that are adapted to culture conditions in sea cages.
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The Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission Achotines Laboratory in southern Panama is the world’s only facility with nearly year-round availability of tuna eggs and larvae. A study is comparing the reproductive biology, genetics and early life history of yellowfin and Pacific bluefin tuna.
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In work on the nutrition and feeding aspects of bluefin, the authors utilize wild juvenile tuna that are adapted to culture conditions in sea cages.
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Tuna fleet relocation hurt Ensenada, Mexico. The response was bluefin tuna ranching, in which wild fish are caught and stocked into floating pens where they are fed until market size.