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• "Thunnus tonggol " reaches in length and in weight.
• They and other marine predators ( including man ) feed on Liza, Pagellus, Dentex vulgaris and Thunnus thynnus.
• Compared to these " true " bluefins, " Thunnus tonggol " is more slender and has shorter pectoral fins.
• Thunnus maccoyii is a " bluefin tuna " that is listed as critically endangered, while Thunnus orientalis is listed as Least Concern.
• Thunnus maccoyii is a " bluefin tuna " that is listed as critically endangered, while Thunnus orientalis is listed as Least Concern.
• It was assigned to the genus " Thunnus " by ichthyologists Bruce B . Collette and Cornelia E . Nauen in 1983.
• "Thunnus ", or tuna, long baffled conventional biologists with its incredible abilities to accelerate quickly and attain great speeds.
• Biologists note one species of albacore, or Thunnus alalunga in the Pacific but two major populations, separated, approximately, by the equator.
• Published in Zoologica, it was titled  Notes on the Biology and Ecology of Giant Tuna, Thunnus thynnus Linnaeus, observed at Portland, Maine.
• As a saltwater fish, tuna is the largest member of the mackerel family and can be from any one of 13 species belonging to the genus Thunnus.
• Known predators of the viper dogfish include the bigeye tuna ( " Thunnus obesus " ) and the sickle pomfret ( " Taractichthys steindachneri " ).
• Recently, a seasonal pelagic longline fishery has developed for albacore tuna ( " Thunnus alalunga " ) at grounds on the high seas adjacent to the Marshall Islands Exclusive Economic Zone.
• There, Charat runs an unusual aquaculture business _ an underwater feedlot for the creatures that he calls " the kings of the sea " : Thunnus thynnus orientalis, or Pacific bluefin tuna.
• In Spring of 2001 AFRF and the SWFSC began a pilot project to learn more about the migration habits of North Pacific albacore, Thunnus alalunga in an effort to allow the incorporation of detailed migration movements into stock assessment models.
• Until October 2010, Skipjack ( Euthynnus pelamis ) and yellowfin tuna ( " Thunnus albacares " ) were fished for about two months of the year as their year-long migratory route takes them through Chagos waters.
• Currently, the intense Brazilian targeted fishery is of particular concern, although fishing pressure on the night shark may be relaxing as the fishery is beginning to shift towards swordfish and bigeye tuna ( " Thunnus obesus " ).
• The coastal area and the Mediterranean Sea is reported as the nesting areas for the loggerhead turtle ( " Caretta caretta " ), and juveniles of bluefin tuna ( " Thunnus thynnus " ), nearing extinction.
• The great prizes here are the two species known as ahi : the plump yet streamlined bigeyes ( Thunnus obesus ), which range up to five feet long, and the sleeker, more torpedo-shaped yellowfins ( Thunnus albacares ).
• The great prizes here are the two species known as ahi : the plump yet streamlined bigeyes ( Thunnus obesus ), which range up to five feet long, and the sleeker, more torpedo-shaped yellowfins ( Thunnus albacares ).
• The Republic of the "'Marshall Islands "'has a commercial fishery that targets bigeye ( " Thunnus obesus " ) and yellowfin ( " Thunnus albacares " ) tuna using pelagic longline fishing gear.