From introduction: This report describes the biology of tunas and billfishes in the Pacific Ocean, with emphasis on the prime mining areas, examines the probable effects of mining on eggs, larvae and adults, and discusses the significance of adverse effects on the fisheries.
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Report 44
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From introduction: This report describes the biology of tunas and billfishes in the Pacific Ocean, with emphasis on the prime mining areas, examines the probable effects of mining on eggs, larvae and adults, and discusses the significance of adverse effects on the fisheries.
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Matsumoto, Walter M.Potential Impact of Deep Seabed Mining on the Larvae of Tunas and Billfishes,
report,
July 1984;
United States.
(https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1050059/:
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