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Articles | Volume 42
Articles | Volume 42
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Articles | Volume 42
29 Aug 2016
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Relationships between tuna catch and variable frequency oceanographic conditions

Franklin Isaac Ormaza-González, Alejandra Mora-Cervetto, and Raquel María Bermúdez-Martínez

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This Paper endeavors to find or understand the relationships between tuna landings and dramatic events as El Niño in the Central Eastern Pacific and visualize the impact of long term oscillations, like the Pacific decadal Oscillation (PDO). Here for the first time tuna landing, fish efforts and the El Niño indexes (ONI and MEI) are correlated to find how the later affect the tuna fishery. Special attention has been put on tuna landings in Ecuador.
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