Larger Female Yellowfin Are Potentially Better Breeders?
Researchers have found that larger yellowfin females have larger ovaries and also different fatty acid profiles in their bodies which could lead to better quality offspring compared to their smaller counterparts. The scientific paper was recently published in Fisheries Research...
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