1) The yellowfins, too, were becoming wary and took the bait less often.

2) The other fish we caught were the yellowfins, which we had identified as a type of immature tuna.

3) Atlantic Ocean catches consist mostly of yellowfin.

4) Inside the small boat were several large yellowfin tuna.

5) Yellowfin prices in Europe are stable while skipjack prices are weakening.

6) On the contrary, yellowfin prices, in spite of few arrivals from the Atlantic Ocean, are stable on the Spanish market whereas a price rise is already noticeable on the Italian market.

7) On a mission to feed, yellowfin surgeonfish crowd the water at Nikumaroro.

8) But whereas others, such as yellowfin tuna, apparently do this using small amounts of the mineral magnetite in their heads, sharks do not appear to maintain deposits of this magnetic sensor.

9) Yellowfin madtoms are doing well in Abrams Creek too, as are thesmoky madtoms, an endangered species that CFI also reintroduced.

10) The spatial-temporal analysis of the yellowfin tuna catch data by purse seine in WCPO was made to describe the trend and development of the fishery.

11) Longline fishery dominates the Tonga tuna fisheries. Albacore, yellowfin tuna, and bigeye tuna are the main catch species.

12) Yellowfin prices are stable and are expected to increase if catches decrease.

13) Yellowfin tuna(Thunnus albacares) is a major target species of the tuna purse seine fishery in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.

14) And consumers have also been urged to avoid yellowfin tuna caught using purse seine nets or long lines in the Indian Ocean.

15) Its cousin, yellowfin tuna, has begun to shrink—the first sign of a population crashing due to overfishing.

16) Its cousin, yellowfin tuna , known as hamachi to voracious sushi lovers,[http:///yellowfin.html] has begun to shrink—the first sign of a population crashing due to overfishing.

17) We had not eaten fresh fish for a couple of days, and the three yellowfins would make a splendid meal.

18) The Powell River, atributary of the Tennessee, was devastated in 1996 by spills ofcoal-mine sludge, which, among other things, drastically shrank therange of the threatened yellowfin madtom.

19) Good supply prospects in the Pacific and Indian Oceans are likely to maintain downward pressure on prices for both skipjack and yellowfin for canning.

20) Figures of the same order of magnitude were obtained for yellowfin , with proportions respectively reaching 49% caught on drifting FADs and 7% from free schools.