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TRCC
TAG A GIANT
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BILLFISH
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TAGGING OF PACIFIC PREDATORS
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STANFORD PROJECTS
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The
Tag-A-Giant project is focused on gathering
scientific data that will provide information necessary to solve
critical stock structure issues surrounding bluefin tuna. TAG
scientists are deploying satellite and implantable data storage
tags in giant bluefin.
Scientists
and fishers are working together to tag tunas off North Carolina
Tag-A-Giant
2007 Blog
Tag-A-Giant
2006
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More About the TAG Program
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Tagging
of Pacific Pelagics (TOPP) is a international effort within
the Census of Marine Life focused on studying the entire North
Pacific pelagic ecosystem from the view of the top predators.
By tagging tunas, sharks, seals, molas, cetaceans, albatross,
squid and sea turtles, an international team hopes to learn
where the pelagic watering holes, migration corridors and pastures
are. Come join our Animal Explorers on their sojourns across
the Pacific ocean.
TOPP
Salmon Sharks In Science
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the Publication (pdf)
Supplement
Press Release
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The
mission of the Tuna Research and Conservation Center (TRCC) is
to advance the knowledge and understanding of tunas, through research,
education, and conservation. This mission is accomplished with
a joint program with the Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford University
and the Monterey Bay Aquarium. TRCC
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Shark
Research - Scientists at Stanford University are currently engaged
in breakthrough studies that can provide important new insights
in the behavior of sharks.
Shark Research
TOPP
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