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The climate change impacts on Pacific Tuna fisheries

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23 de May de 2024
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Footnotes Words by Sean Sampson FAO Sean.Sampson@fao.org. Cover photo by FAO in Maldives - Everyday life scene in the Central Fish Maket in Male. Yellowfin tuna is downloaded in the market. For more information, please contact: Qingqing Wang Knowledge Management and Communication Specilaist Common Oceans Program Food and Agriculture Organizations of the United Nations(FAO) Email: Qingqing.Wang@fao.org

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