Phytoplankton Size Can Help Predict Annual Tuna Catch
Two scientists have published a new study that can help predict the catch rate of bigeye for up to four years in the Hawaii longline fishery by using information about the sizes of phytoplankton (microscopic algae). Bigeye is the primary...
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