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High value and long life - Double jeopardy for tunas and billfishes

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posted on 2023-05-22, 02:10 authored by Collette, BB, Carpenter, KE, Polidoro, BA, Juan-Jorda, MJ, Boustany, A, Die, DJ, Elfes, C, Fox, W, Graves, J, Harrison, LR, McManus, R, Minte-Vera, CV, Nelson, R, Restrepo, V, Schratwieser, J, Sun, C-L, Amorim, A, Brick Peres, M, Canales, C, Cardenas, G, Chang, S-K, Chiang, W-C, De Oliveira Leite Jr, N, Harwell, H, Lessa, R, Fredou, FL, Oxenford, HA, Serra, R, Shao, K-T, Sumaila, R, Wang, S-P, Reginald WatsonReginald Watson, Yanez, E
The first standardized, global assessment of these fishes, using Red List criteria, reveals threatened species needing protection.

History

Publication title

Science

Volume

333

Issue

6040

Pagination

291-292

ISSN

0036-8075

Department/School

Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies

Publisher

American Association for Advancement of Science

Place of publication

United States

Rights statement

2017 © The Authors

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  • Restricted

Socio-economic Objectives

Wild caught tuna

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    Keywords

    endangered speciesglobal perspectivemarine ecosystemperciformRed Liststandard (regulation)billfisheconomic aspectenvironmental impact assessmentenvironmental protectionfish stockfishingmarine speciestuna

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