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Fig. 10. Seasonal variations in bluefin tuna abundances and mean lengths in relation to
environmental factors, current speed.
In addition, Figs. 9,11 shows the abundance of Thunnus thynnus as a function of seasonal
variability in sea state (wave height). The wave height in areas of high catch averages 0.9 to
1.33 m in spring and 0.49 to 0.62 m in summer. The coefficient of variation is high, at
0.57 Table 1, Bluefin tuna have the ability to swim in waters with a high variability in energy.
It has been found in calm, low energy waters (about 0 m wave height on average) and even in
very rough, high energy waters due to the effect of wind on the sea surface, with waves of 5.2
m in height. According to (Teo et al., 2007d). Thynnus thynnus in the breeding phase frequents
areas with moderate wind speeds (5-7 m. s-1). Breeding Western Atlantic BFTs favour areas
with moderate eddy kinetic energy, where mesoscale eddies are present (Teo et al., 2007d).
Fig.11.Seasonal variations in bluefin tuna abundances and mean lengths in relation to
environmental factor, wave height.
2.2. Chemical factors
Table 4, shows the link between the chemical and physical factors of the marine environment
and the biotic parameters of the species (size and weight). Fig. 4 and Table 4 show that dissolved
oxygen in seawater is correlated with temperature and salinity with correlation coefficients (r
=-0.64, p<0.0001), and (r = -0.652, p<0.0001) respectively,
Fig. 12. Seasonal variation of the two factor: Temperature and dissolved oxygen.
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