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during winter in Australia, and migrate to tropical areas in the north-western Indian Ocean, from spring to autumn, for the spawning season. Their preferred temperature range is 18–20 °C (64–68 °F), with most of their time (91%) spent below 21 °C (70 °F). Southern bluefin tunas experience a wide range of ambient water temperatures, from a minimum of 2.6 °C (36.7 °F) to a maximum of 30.4 °C (86.7 °F). All species of tuna are reported to spawn in water temperatures above 24 °C (75 °F). However, 24 °C (75 °F) is outside, or at the upper limit, of temperature tolerances for bluefin tunas. Large individuals have been found to withstand temperatures of less than 10 °C (50 °F) and as low as 7 °C (45 °F) for over 10 hours, possibly to search for prey. During the day they migrate through depths between 150–600 m (490–1,970 ft), but at night they stay in waters that are 50 m (160 ft) or less in depth.

721:. This low surface-area-to-volume ratio explains why there is a more significant amount of heat lost at the site of the gills compared to the body surface. As a result, the rete vascular system is located mostly at the site of the gills, but also at several other organs in the tuna. Specifically, due to the high metabolic demand of the southern bluefin tuna, the stomach is an organ requiring a high demand of thermoregulation. It is only able to digest food at specific temperatures, often much higher than the temperature of the surrounding water. Since the food is ingested along with a large amount of seawater, the contents must be heated to a temperature that allows the food to be digested and the nutrients and ions taken up. The southern bluefin tuna seems to increase blood flow to the stomach at times of increased digestion, by increasing the diameter of blood vessels flowing to the stomach, allowing more warm blood to reach the organ at a quicker rate. 761: 752:

conserve heat when they return into the depths. Through this unique ability, tunas can reach out into otherwise hazardously cold water in order to hunt for food or escape from predators. Variations in their muscle temperatures are not necessarily influenced by water temperatures or that of swimming speeds, which indicates the ability of the bluefin tuna to control the level of efficiency of their heat exchange system. Relating to the efficiency of oxygen extraction, tuna gill structure maximizes contact between water and the respiratory epithelium, which minimizes anatomical and physiological “dead space” in order to enable more than 50% oxygen-extraction efficiencies. This allows the fish to maintain a high rate of oxygen consumption as it continually swims out to others areas of oceans in search of food and ground for growth and reproduction.

1617:), along with a live-feed production plant. This facility has more recently been upgraded to a $ 6.5 million special purpose SBT larval rearing recirculation facility. During the most recent summer (2009/2010), the company completed its third consecutive annual on-shore southern bluefin tuna spawning program, having doubled the controlled spawning period to three months at its Arno Bay facility. Fingerlings are now up to 40 days old with the grow-out program, and the spawning period has been extended from 6 weeks to 12, but as yet, grow-out of commercial quantities of SBT fingerlings has been unsuccessful. Whilst aquaculture pioneers Clean Seas Limited have not been able to grow out commercial quantities of SBT fingerlings from this season's trials, the SBT broodstock were wintered and conditioned for the 2010-11 summer production run. 1523:) and the use of formulated pellets is not yet viable. This cost is largely due to the expense of dietary research. The annual costs of diet for research alone is approximately US$ 100,000 and there are additional problems associated with working with large, fast-swimming marine animals. Farm-raised tuna generally have a higher fat content than wild tuna. A one-metre tuna needs about 15 kg (33 lb) of live fish to gain 1 kg (2 lb) of fat, and about 1.5 to 2 tonnes of squid and mackerel are needed to produce a 100 kg (220 lb) bluefin tuna. Research evaluating ingredients for use in southern bluefin tuna feed is ongoing, and gathering information on ingredient digestibility, palatability and nutrient utilisation and interference can improve lower costs for tuna ranchers. 5366: 1794: 614:. They are endotherms, which means that they can maintain their internal temperature elevated above water temperature. Heat is lost through heat transfer throughout the whole body surface and the gills, so prevention of metabolic heat loss is important. This is an adaptive feature, because it is far more difficult for an organism to maintain a temperature differential with its environment in water than in air. It allows tunas to have faster metabolic reactions, to be more active, and to exploit colder environments. A disadvantage is that they require a high energy input and insulation, and there is potential for greater heat loss, because of the high temperature gradient with the environment. To reduce heat loss, southern bluefin tunas have reduced their 351:, the rate of the gas diffusion across the gas exchange membrane is directly proportional to the respiratory surface area, and inversely proportional to the thickness of the membrane. Tunas have highly specialized gills, with a surface area 7–9 times larger than that of other aquatic environment organisms. This increased surface area allows more oxygen to be in contact with the respiratory surface and therefore diffusion to take place more quickly (as represented by the direct proportionality in the Fick equation). This massive increase in surface area of the gills of the southern bluefin tuna is due to a higher density of secondary lamella in the gill filaments. 355:

get to the blood. Similarly to the increased surface area, this allows the highly metabolic organism to take oxygenated blood into the circulatory system more quickly. On top of a quicker rate of diffusion in the respiratory system of southern bluefin tuna, there is a significant difference in the efficiency of the oxygen uptake. While other teleost fish typically utilize 27–50% of the oxygen in the water, the tuna's utilization rates have been observed as high as 50-60%. This overall high oxygen uptake works in close coordination with a well-adapted circulatory system to meet the high metabolic needs of the southern bluefin tuna.

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oxygen diffusion. The circulatory system works together with the respiratory system to rapidly transport oxygen to tissues. Due to high hemoglobin levels, the blood of southern bluefin tuna has a high oxygen carrying capacity. Furthermore, their large hearts, with a characteristic organization of muscle fibres, allow for comparatively high cardiac outputs, as well as rapid ejection of stroke volume. This, together with the organization of blood vessels and a countercurrent heat exchange system, allows the southern bluefin tuna to rapidly deliver oxygen to tissue, while preserving energy necessary for their active lifestyle.

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does not require a separate pump mechanism to pump water over the gills. Ram ventilation is said to be obligatory in southern bluefin tunas, because the buccal-opercular pump system used by other teleost fish became incapable of producing a stream of ventilation vigorous enough for their needs. All species of tuna in general have lost the opercular pump, requiring a quicker movement of oxygenated water over the gills than induced by the suction of the opercular pump. Therefore, if they stop swimming, tunas suffocate due to a lack of water flow over the gills.

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its entire range. Improved refrigeration techniques and a demanding global market saw global SBT catch plummet from 80,000 tonnes a year during the 1960s to 40,000 tonnes a year by 1980. Australian catch peaked in 1982 at 21,500 tonnes, and the total population of SBT has since declined by about 92 percent. There was a pressing obligation to reduce harvesting pressure southern bluefin tuna populations in the mid-1980s. The main nations fishing the species adapted their practise to manage their catches, although no official quotas were put in place.

1856: 709:. Instead, the southern bluefin tuna seems to implement a system that regulates how actively the rete mirable system heats the tissues. Experiments involving the southern bluefin tuna have led researchers to believe that this species of tuna has developed a shunting system. When the southern bluefin tuna experiences cold temperatures, more blood is directed to the rete vascular system, heating muscle tissue, while in warm temperatures, blood is shunted to the venous and arterial systems, reducing the heat in the muscle tissues. 969: 1481:. However, as yet the manufactured feeds are not competitive with the baitfish. A further future prospect in enhancing the ranching of SBT is the plan of Long Term Holding. By holding its fish for two successive growing seasons (18 months) instead of one (up to 8 months), the industry could potentially achieve a major increase in volume, greater production from the limited quota of wild-caught juveniles, and ability to serve the market year round. This presents several uncertainties, and is still in the planning stage. 1377: 1763:

largest nutrient polluter (734 tonnes per annum) but is distributed across a larger area which includes Port Lincoln, Arno Bay, Port Neill and Fitzgerald Bay (near Whyalla). These combined nutrient inputs are ecologically significant, as Spencer Gulf is an inverse estuary and a naturally low-nutrient environment. Wastewater treatment plants from the region's largest settlements at Port Augusta, Port Lincoln, Port Pirie and Whyalla contribute a combined total of 54 tonnes of nitrogenous nutrient to Spencer Gulf.

1348: 1288: 532:, i.e. urine solute to plasma solute ratio is close to 1 (U/P≅1). Because of this, solely excreting urine is not sufficient to resolve the osmoregulatory problem in tunas. In turn, they excrete only the minimum volume of urine necessary to rid of solutes that are not excreted by other routes, and the salt is mostly excreted via gills. This is why the composition of solutes in urine differs significantly from that of the blood plasma. Urine has a high concentration of divalent ions, such as Mg and SO 1159: 75: 1657: 1083: 1007: 931: 6442: 1045: 50: 1460:, between the north-west Coast of Australia and Indonesia. The eggs are estimated to hatch within two to three days, and over the next two years attain sizes of approximately 15 kilograms. The principal wild catch of the Australian SBT industry is fish aged two to three years. It is believed that SBT become sexually mature between 9 and 12 years in the wild, which highlights the major negative impact of removing pre-spawning populations from the wild. 1407: 6435: 1779: 1121: 701:). Due to their anatomical positioning, the heart and the liver are the coldest organs and significant work needs to be expended for them to serve a regionally warmer body. It is likely that the reversed temperature effect on oxygen binding was developed to ensure adequate unloading of oxygen at the heart and liver, especially in colder waters when the difference in temperature between these organs and the swimming muscle is the greatest. 31: 799:

quota reduction, Australia had the highest "effective catch limit" with 4,015 tonnes, followed by Japan (2,261), Republic of Korea (859), Fishing Entity of Taiwan (859), New Zealand (709), and Indonesia (651). Fishing pressure outside the allocated global TAC remains a major concern. The Australian government stated in 2006 that Japan had admitted to taking more than 100,000 tonnes over its quota over the previous 20 years.

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gradient from the fluids of the tuna to the external seawater. The result is a net movement of water into the fluid of the bluefin tuna, with the net movement of ions being into the seawater. Southern bluefin tuna, along with other marine teleost fish, have acquired a variety of proteins and mechanisms which allow the secretion of ions through the gill

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around $ 10,000. As of 2008, bluefin was selling for $ 23 a kilogram. The drop in value was due to the drop in the Japanese market, an increase in supply from northern bluefin tuna from the Mediterranean, and more and more tuna being stored (tuna frozen with the special "flash" method can be kept for up to a year with no perceivable change in taste).

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the species. Removing tuna from the wild before they have reached sexual maturity also affects wild populations. Clean Seas has attempted to address this by focusing research effort on closing the life-cycle of the species with the potential benefit of alleviating some of the fishing pressure on declining stocks, but has not succeeded.

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for the expansion of aquaculture within South Australian marine park boundaries. The commitment states that "DENR and PIRSA Aquaculture have identified areas that may support marine parks through appropriate mechanisms." An example of a pilot lease being issued within a marine park exists in the Encounter Marine Park, where

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temperature, being lower at high temperatures. Tuna are, however, driven by the availability of food, not by thermal properties of water. Bluefin tuna, unlike other species of tuna, maintain a fairly constant red muscle (swimming muscle) temperature over a wide range of ambient temperatures. So, in addition to being

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migrations are between waters off the coast of Australia and the Indian Ocean. Although the preferred temperature range for southern bluefin tuna is from 18–20 °C (64–68 °F), they can endure temperatures as low as 3 °C (37 °F) at low depths, and as high as 30 °C (86 °F), when spawning.

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report for the financial year ending 30 June 2013, the production of SBT juveniles had been slower and more difficult than anticipated. Clean Seas will maintain its broodstock to enable discrete research in the future, however they do not expect commercial production to be achieved over the short to medium term.

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in sodium and chloride ions which together make up approximately 80% of the ions in the water. The intake of sodium and chloride, along with lower relative concentrations of potassium and calcium ions in the seawater allow southern bluefin tuna to generate the action potentials required for muscle contraction.

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muscles also have a high myoglobin content and capillary density, where many of the capillaries branch off. This helps increase surface area and red-cell residence time. The veins and arteries are organized in a way that allows countercurrent heat exchange. They are juxtaposed and branched extensively to form

1453:; the nearby town hosting almost all of the SBT fishing companies in Australia since the 1970s. Tuna ranching commenced in 1991 and developed into the largest farmed seafood sector in Australia. The industry grew steadily, maintaining production levels of 7000 to 10,000 tonnes per annum from the mid-2000s. 795:) throughout its entire migratory range, rather than within a specified geographic area. South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia and the European Union have since joined the Commission and South Africa and the Philippines are cooperating with it as non-members. The CCSBT is headquartered in Canberra, Australia. 1759:. Most farms are more than a kilometre off the coast, thus the deeper water and significant currents alleviate some of the impact on the benthos. Due to the high metabolic rates of SBT, low retention rates of nitrogen in tissue is seen, and there are high environmental leaching of nutrients (86-92%). 1730:

Feed conversion ratios (feed input to tuna weight gain) of approximately 15:1 or higher result in significant feed requirements for captive southern bluefin tuna and resultant nutrient pollution. The feed conversion ratio is a consequence of the fish's carnivorous diet and the high metabolic costs of

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in Tokyo is the largest wholesale market of SBT in the world. Tsukiji handles more than 2,400 tons of fish, worth about US$ 20 million, a day, with pre-dawn auctions of tuna being the main feature. No tourists are allowed to enter the tuna wholesale areas, which they say is for purposes of sanitation

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By far the largest consumer of SBT is Japan, with USA coming in second, followed by China. Japanese imports of fresh bluefin tuna (all 3 species) worldwide increased from 957 tons in 1984 to 5,235 tons in 1993 . The price peaked in 1990 at $ 34 per kilogram when a typical 350 pound fish sold for

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However, after experiencing financial difficulty, the board of Clean Seas decided during December 2012 to defer its tuna propagation research and write-off the value of the intellectual property it developed as part of its research into SBT propagation. According to the chairman and chief executive's

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Initially, difficulties in closing the life cycle of the species dissuaded most from farming them. However, in 2007, using hormonal therapy developed in Europe and Japan (where they had already succeeded in breeding northern Pacific bluefin tuna to third generation) to mimic the natural production of

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One of the adaptations that allow bluefin tunas to have large migratory patterns is their endothermic nature, whereby they conserve heat in their blood and prevent its loss to the environment. They maintain their body temperature above the ambient water temperature in order to improve their locomotor

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of seawater is 1.0 osmole/L, while the osmotic pressure in the blood plasma of the southern bluefin tuna is approximately half of that. Without the mechanism of osmoregulation present, the tuna would lose water to the surrounding environment and ions would diffuse from the seawater into the fluids of

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Tunas have the highest arterial blood pressure among all fishes, due to a high resistance of blood flow in the gills. They also have a high heart rate, cardiac output, and ventilation rate. To achieve high cardiac outputs, tunas increase their heart rate exclusively (other teleosts may increase their

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Major arteries and veins run longitudinally to and from the red swimming muscles, which are found close to the spinal column, just underneath the skin. Small arteries branch off and penetrate the red muscle, delivering oxygenated blood, whereas veins take deoxygenated blood back to the heart. The red

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The oxygen need and oxygen uptake of the southern bluefin tuna are directly related. As the tuna increases its metabolic need by swimming faster, water flows into the mouth and over the gills more quickly, increasing the oxygen uptake. Additionally, since there is no energy required to pump the water

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When State Government managed Marine Parks were proclaimed in South Australia in 2009, a "whole of Government" commitment was made to prevent adverse impacts to the aquaculture sector. This included the preservation of existing aquaculture operations and zones. A further commitment was made to allow

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region from December to around April each year, and weigh on average 15 kg (33 lb). The tuna that are located are purse seined, and then transferred through underwater panels between nets to specialised tow pontoons. They are then towed back to farm areas adjacent to Port Lincoln at a rate

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In October 2013, the Commission for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna increased the wild catch quota to Australian tuna ranchers. The increases, staged over two years, were to take the quota to 5665 tonnes in 2015. The tuna quota rose 449 tonnes to 5147 tonnes in 2014 and then by another 518

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Current quota limits were reduced in 2010 to reflect the vulnerable nature of wild stocks. Quotas for the 2010/2011 seasons were reduced to 80% of years previous. The global total allowable catch (TAC) was reduced from 11,810 tonnes from the previously allocated global TAC to 9,449 tonnes. After the

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In southern bluefin tuna and other marine teleosts, specialized ion-transporting cells called ionocytes (previously known as mitochondrion-rich cells and chloride cells) is the primary sites of NaCl excretion Ionocytes are usually found on the gill arch and filament, though in some cases can be also

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Their respiratory system has adapted to rapidly take up oxygen from water. For example, tunas switched from a buccal-opercular pump system to ram ventilation, which allows them to drive large quantities of water over their gills. Gills have, in turn, become highly specialized to increase the rate of

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Tunas have type IV hearts, which have more than 30% compact myocardium with coronary arteries in compact and spongy myocardium. Their ventricles are large, thick-walled, and pyramidal in shape, allowing for generation of high ventricular pressures. The muscle fibers are arranged around the ventricle

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species such as sardines) six days per week, twice per day and "grown out" for three to eight months, reaching an average of 30 to 40 kg (66–88 lb). Because SBT swim so fast and are used to migrating long distances, they are difficult to keep in small pens. Their delicate skin can be

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of Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia and South Africa. The onset of industrial fishing in the 1950s, in conjunction with ever-improving technologies, such as GPS, fishfinders, satellite imagery, etc., and the knowledge of migration routes, has led to the exploitation of southern bluefin tuna across

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The eyes and the brain of the southern bluefin tuna are a common area of research involving the thermoregulatory systems of this species. Both the eyes and the brain maintain a remarkably high temperature when compared to the surrounding water environment, often 15–20 °C (27–36 °F) higher

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As tunas migrate to greater depths, often looking for prey, they encounter cooler water temperatures at the gill surface. To maintain normal levels of oxygen transport in these conditions, they have developed unique blood respiratory properties. The oxygen carrying capacity in southern bluefin tuna

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in the kidneys and are, therefore, not able to produce hyperosmotic urine. Instead, they secrete small amounts of urine frequently in order to prevent water loss and excrete NaCl thorough the gills. Additionally ram-ventilators such as tunas and billfishes have specialized gill structures: adjacent

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Inside the gill ionocyte, the Na/K ATPases on the basolateral membrane maintain a low sodium concentration. The NKCC (Na-K-Cl channel) cotransporter moves K and Cl ions inside the cell, while Na diffuses in, down its concentration gradient. The K ions can leak out of the cell through their channels

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Due to the southern bluefin tuna's high metabolic need, ions must be taken up relatively quickly to ensure sufficient concentrations for cellular function. Tuna are able to drink the seawater as they constantly swim in order to ensure sufficient ion concentrations. The seawater is specifically high

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and mean cellular hemoglobin content (MCHC). The erythrocyte content in the blood ranges from 2.13 to 2.90 million/l which is at least twice that of adult Atlantic salmon, reflecting the active nature of southern bluefin tuna. Because the MCHC is high, more blood can be delivered to tissues without

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The oxygen dissociation curves for southern bluefin tunas show a reverse temperature effect between 10 and 23 °C (50–73 °F), and temperature insensitivity between 23 and 36 °C (73–97 °F). Reverse temperature shift might prevent premature oxygen dissociation from hemoglobin as it

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In South Australia prior to 2001 there were nine recorded deaths of great white sharks in tuna pens during a five-year period. Six of the animals were killed and the remaining three were found already deceased. Some successful releases have also occurred since, though official records of mortality

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In 2010, Greenpeace International added the SBT to its seafood red list. It is a list of fish that are commonly sold in supermarkets around the world which Greenpeace believes have a very high risk of being sourced from unsustainable fisheries. Other environmental organisations have challenged the

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In Australia, the southern bluefin tuna is listed as Conservation Dependent under the EPBC Act. This listing allows for the commercial exploitation of the species, despite their accepted global status as an over-fished species. The species is listed as Endangered under the Fisheries Management Act

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and disease spreading for southern bluefin aquaculture is low to negligible; the modern SBT aquaculture industry has total catch to harvest mortalities of around 2-4%. A diverse range of parasite species has been found hosted by the southern bluefin tuna, with most of the parasites examined posing

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region. It has been hypothesized that tunas can rapidly alter their whole-body thermal conductivity by at least two orders of magnitude. This is done by disengaging the heat exchangers to allow rapid warming as the tuna ascend from cold water into warmer surface waters, and are then reactivated to

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Tunas have elevated levels of ion and water transfer due to their elevated gill and intestinal Na/K ATPase activity, in which this activity is estimated to be about four to five times higher when compared to other freshwater vertebrates, such as rainbow trout. The gills, due to their large surface

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The southern bluefin tuna, like other tuna species, has a very thin gas-exchange membrane. Tunas have a barrier thickness of 0.5μm, compared with 10μm of dogfish, 5μm of toadfish and less than 5μm of trouts. This means that the oxygen must diffuse a short distance across the respiratory surface to

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Attempts to establish or expand tuna ranching in waters close to the Sir Joseph Banks group, Kangaroo Island, Louth Bay and Granite Island have been met with public opposition on environmental grounds. Successful court challenges and appeals of planning decisions have occurred in association with

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Respiratory systems of southern bluefin tunas are adapted to their high oxygen demand. Bluefin tunas are obligate ram ventilators: they drive water into the buccal cavity through their mouth, then over the gills, while swimming. Therefore, unlike most other teleost fish, the southern bluefin tuna

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The southern bluefin tuna is a predatory organism with a high metabolic need. These are pelagic animals, but migrate vertically through the water column, up to 2,500 m (8,200 ft) in depth. They also migrate between tropical and cool temperate waters in the search for food. The seasonal

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carries blood to the brain and seems to play a role in the elevated temperatures of both the brain and the eyes of the southern bluefin tuna. The carotid rete has been observed to have strong insulation properties, allowing blood to travel a great distance throughout the body while reducing the

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Since southern bluefin tunas must constantly be swimming to drive water over the gills and provide their bodies with oxygen, there is a requirement for their metabolic rate to constantly be high. Unlike other organisms, the southern bluefin tuna cannot expend more energy to produce heat in cold

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Southern bluefin tunas are thermo-conserving and can function over a wide range of temperature conditions, which allows them to dive from the surface of the water to depths of 1,000 m (3,300 ft), in only a few minutes. They forage in temperate waters of the southern hemisphere oceans,

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Ranching of southern bluefin tuna is the largest contributor of industrial nutrient pollution to Spencer Gulf's marine environment. The industry contributes 1,946 tonnes per annum, distributed across Boston Bay & Lincoln Offshore aquaculture zones. Kingfish aquaculture is the region's next

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area, play a significant role toward osmoregulation in the tuna to maintaining water and ionic balance by excreting NaCl. The intestine also contributes toward compromising for the osmotic loss of water to the surroundings by absorbing NaCl to withdraw the needed water from the lumen contents.

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The southern bluefin tuna acquires its water by drinking seawater: its only available water source. Since the osmotic pressure of the fluids in the tuna must be hyposmotic to the seawater that has been taken up, there is a net loss in ions from the tuna. Ions diffuse across their concentration

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The blood of southern bluefin tuna is composed of erythrocytes, reticulocytes, ghost cells, lymphocytes, thrombocytes, eosinophilic granulocytes, neutrophilic granulocytes, and monocytes. Southern bluefin tuna has a high blood hemoglobin content (13.25—17.92 g/dl) and, therefore, a high oxygen

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This wide range of temperature and depth changes poses a challenge to the respiratory and circulatory systems of the southern bluefin tunas. Tuna swim continuously and at high speeds and, therefore, have a high demand for oxygen. The oxygen concentration in the water changes with the change in

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Southern bluefin tuna, like other pelagic tuna species, are part of a group of bony fishes that can maintain their body core temperature up to 10 °C (18 °F) above the ambient temperature. This advantage enables them to maintain high metabolic output for predation and migrating large

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In 2012, Japan expressed "grave concerns" that Australian catch numbers were falsely counted. In response, Australia committed to implementing video monitoring to verify their catches. However, in 2013 Australia withdrew its commitment stating that such monitoring would impose an "excessive

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The quota system increased the value of the catch. Fishermen that once earned $ 600 a ton selling fish to canneries began making more than $ 1,000 per ton of fish, selling them to buyers for the Japanese market. Quotas are expensive and are bought and sold like stocks within their national

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Tunas are more mobile than any terrestrial animals and are some of the most active fish; therefore, they require highly efficient respiratory and circulatory systems. Southern bluefin tuna, as well as other species of tunas, have developed many adaptations in order to achieve this.

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The tuna's heart must pump blood to the bodily extremities at a quick rate to conserve heat and reduce heat loss. The heart of tunas is able to adapt to colder water temperatures, mainly by increasing blood flow and pumping warm blood to the muscle tissues at a faster rate.

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Other polluting processes include the use of chemicals on the farms, which leach into the surrounding environment. These include anti-foulants to keep the cages free from colonial algae and animals, and therapeutants to deal with disease and parasitism. Toxicants, such as

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amount of heat lost to surrounding tissues prior to the brain and eyes. The elevated temperatures in the brain and eyes allow the southern bluefin tuna to search for food more effectively by reducing reaction time and creating stronger vision. This is due to the increased

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1994 (New South Wales) and as Threatened under the Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988 (Victoria). Recreational fishing targeting southern bluefin tuna is permitted in all states and territories and is regulated by various combinations of bag, boat and possession limits.

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of about 1 knot; this process can take several weeks. Once back at the farm sites, the tuna are transferred from the tow pontoons into 40–50 m (130–160 ft) diameter farm pontoons. They are then fed bait fish (usually a range of locally caught or imported small

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over the gills, the tunas have adapted an increased energy output to swimming muscles. The oxygen and nutrient uptake in the circulatory system is transported to these swimming muscles rather than to tissues required to pump water over the gills in other teleost fish.

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in a way that allows rapid ejection of stroke volume, because ventricles can contract both vertically and transversely at the same time. Myocardium itself is well vascularized, with highly branched arterioles and venules, as well as a high degree of capillarization.

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Southern bluefin tunas often migrate vertically through the water column in search of their preferred temperature, and they spend time in cooler waters seeking prey. Some have hypothesized that they take refuge in warmer areas of water fronts and eddies after these

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The kidney also plays a crucial role toward tuna osmoregulation by excreting divalent ionic salts such as magnesium and sulfate ions. By the use of active transport, the tuna could move solutes out of their cells and use the kidneys as a means to preserve fluidity.

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found on the gill lamellae when exposed to various environmental stressors. Ionocytes are interspersed between pavement cells which occupy the largest proportion of the gill epithelium. Ionocytes are highly metabolically active, as indicated by the large number of

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Tuna cages attract sharks, which are drawn to fish which sometimes die in the pens and settle in the bottoms of the floating nets. Inquisitive sharks may bite holes in nets and enter the cages or become entangled in the nets and subsequently become distressed or

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said of the certification: "This is one of the few awards to actually cover both the wild fish catching and the whole farming supply chain and within that labour standards, crew safety, traceability, carbon footprint... every conceivable sustainability test."

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Scientists have tried and continue to try to develop less expensive fish feed. One of main obstacles is creating a processed food that doesn't affect the taste of the tuna. Southern bluefin tuna are largely fed fresh or frozen small pelagic fishes (including

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Australia's largest single species fishery (by volume) has been developed since 1991 to provide feedstock for the southern bluefin tuna farming industry. Catches in the fishery increased from 3,241 tonnes in 1994 to 42,475 tonnes in 2005. According to the

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by varying the efficiency of heat exchangers. Some oxygen is typically lost to outgoing venous blood in the process of heat exchange, depending on heat exchanger efficiency, which can be influenced by the rate of blood flow and blood vessel diameter.

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lamellae and filaments are fused to prevent gill filaments and lamellae from collapsing under high water flow. Here, ionocytes have also been found on these specialized interlamellar, lamellar, and filament fusion in larval and adult Yellowfin Tuna (

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In contrast to the warm muscle and viscera of swimming bluefin tunas, the heart and gills remain at or near ambient water temperature in all tuna species. Tunas achieve regulation of body temperature by employing complex vascular structures called

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Varsamos, Stamatis; Diaz, Jean Pierre; Charmantier, Guy; Flik, Gert; Blasco, Claudine; Connes, Robert (2002-06-15). "Branchial chloride cells in sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) adapted to fresh water, seawater, and doubly concentrated seawater".

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eggs from a breeding stock of about 20 tuna weighing 160 kg (350 lb). They were also the first company in the world to successfully transfer large SBT over large distances to its onshore facilities in Arno Bay which is where the

1488:-bound planes. Armed guards are paid to watch over them as 2,000 tuna kept in a single pen are worth around $ 2 million. Australia exports 10,000 metric tons of southern bluefin tuna worth $ 200 million; almost all is from ranched stocks. 716:

In addition to the main source of heat loss at the gills, there is a significant amount of heat lost to the lower temperature water through the body surface. The southern bluefin tuna, being considered a large fish, has a relatively low

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periods, but others suggest that these migrations are only associated with the aggregation of prey. Either way, it is clear that southern bluefin tuna have developed complex physiological mechanisms to maintain their body temperature

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The use of dietary supplements can improve the shelf life of farmed SBT flesh. Results of a study by SARDI (South Australian Research and Development Institute) indicated that feeding a diet approximately 10 times higher in dietary

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raised levels of vitamin E and vitamin C, but not selenium, in tuna flesh and increased the shelf life of tuna. This is important as the frozen baitfish diets are likely to be lower in antioxidant vitamins than the wild tuna diet.

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hormones by wild fish, researchers in Australia managed for the first time to trigger spawning in landlocked tanks. This was done by the Australian aquaculture company, Clean Seas Tuna Limited. who collected its first batch of

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and passive salt gain. This is called the osmo-respiratory compromise. To overcome this, tunas constantly drink seawater to compensate for water loss. They excrete highly concentrated urine which is approximately isosmotic to

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as well). High cardiac outputs in southern bluefin tuna are necessary to achieve their maximum metabolic rates. The bulbus arteriosus can take up an entire stroke volume, maintaining a smooth blood flow over the gills through

1873:. In response, employees of tuna ranching operations will either enter the water and attempt to wrestle the sharks out of the pens, or kill the shark. Species known to interact with southern bluefin tuna operations include 1677:

caught in Tsugaru Straight near Omanachi I Aomori Prefecture sold for $ 173,600, or about $ 800 a kilogram. In 2013, a 222-kilogram Pacific bluefin tuna was sold at Tsukiji for $ 1.8 million, or about $ 8,000 per kilogram.

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on the basolateral membrane, whereas Cl ions diffuse out, through their channels on the apical membrane. The gradient created by Cl allows Na ions to passively diffuse out of the cell via paracellular transport (through

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Southern bluefin tuna migrate between a variety of different ocean regions, however the osmotic conditions faced by the tuna stay relatively similar. This species of tuna inhabits ocean areas that are relatively high in

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As with most aquaculture ventures, feeds are the biggest factor in the cost-efficiency of the farming operation, and there would be considerable advantages in using formulated pellet feed to supplement or replace the

1806:, 94% of its annual catch is utilized as feedstock for farmed SBT, with the remainder used for human consumption, recreational fishing bait and premium pet food. Fishing effort is largely concentrated in southern 1803: 2745:

Evans, David H.; Piermarini, Peter M.; Choe, Keith P. (January 2005). "The Multifunctional Fish Gill: Dominant Site of Gas Exchange, Osmoregulation, Acid-Base Regulation, and Excretion of Nitrogenous Waste".

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Ionocytes of marine teleosts, such as the southern bluefin tuna, employ specific transport mechanisms to excrete salt. By ingesting seawater they uptake water and electrolytes, including Na, Cl, Mg and

4627: 693:(in comparison to warmer adjacent tissues); however, Hb in southern bluefin tuna shows insensitivity to temperature, and a reverse temperature effect between 10 and 23 °C (50 and 73 °F) (Hb-O 420:

an increase in energy used to pump more viscous blood. For southern bluefin tuna, this is important in blood vessels that are not protected by heat exchangers when they migrate to colder environments.

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Evans, David H.; Piermarini, P.M.; Choe, K.P. (2005). "The Multifunctional Fish Gill: Dominant Site of Gas Exchange, Osmoregulation, Acid-Base Regulation, and Excretion of Nitrogenous Waste".

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In 1994, the Convention for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna formalised existing voluntary management measures between Australia, New Zealand and Japan. The Convention created the

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in September 2021. As of 2020, the current mean population estimate is 13% of unfished levels. Its stock status remains "overfished", though it is not currently subjected to overfishing.

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Wegner, Nicholas C.; Sepulveda, Chugey A.; Aalbers, Scott A.; Graham, Jeffrey B. (January 2013). "Structural adaptations for ram ventilation: Gill fusions in scombrids and billfishes".

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and disruption to the auction process. Higher prices are charged for the highest quality fish; bluefin tuna worth over $ 150,000 have been sold at Tsukiji. In 2001, a 202-kilogram wild

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of cells in southern bluefin tuna are hyposmotic to the surrounding ocean water. This means that the ion concentration within these fluids is low relative to the seawater. The standard

523:. Because gills are designed to increase surface area and minimize diffusion distance for gas exchange between the blood and water, they may contribute to the problem of water loss by 791:(CCSBT). Its objective was to ensure, through appropriate management, the conservation and optimum utilisation of the global fishery. The convention applies to southern bluefin tuna ( 4292: 5856: 1239:

The longest running tuna fishing competition in Australia is held annually in Tasmania by the Tuna Club of Tasmania, and was first held in 1966. Other competitions are held in

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received approval to establish a pen containing southern bluefin tuna for tourism purposes in 2015. In this case, the lease has been issued within a Habitat Protection Zone.

676:. Rete mirabile function as countercurrent heat exchangers that prevent metabolic heat loss at the gills. Warm-bodied fish, such the southern bluefin tuna, maintain their T 4105: 3908: 4691: 4500:"Serological evidence of an immune response in farmed southern bluefin tuna against blood fluke infection: Development of an indirect enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay" 399:. This arrangement allows the heat produced by the red muscles to be retained within them, as it can be transferred from the venous blood to the ingoing arterial blood. 4918: 4362: 5189:"Measurement, management and mitigation of operational interactions between the South Australian Sardine Fishery and short-beaked common dolphins (Delphinus delphis)" 4055: 1220:

Southern bluefin tuna are targeted by recreational and game fishers in Australian waters. Allowable catch is regulated by legislation and varies from state to state.

1944: 1633: 411:. This might, in turn, increase the rate of gas exchange. Their heart rate is also affected by temperature; at normal temperatures can it reach up to 200 beats/min. 5139:

Easton, M.D.L.; Luszniak, D.; Von der Geest, E. (2002). "Preliminary examination of contaminant loadings in farmed salmon, wild salmon and commercial salmon feed".

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The southern bluefin tuna have a large gill surface area which is important for oxygen consumption and handling high osmoregulatory costs, associated with the high

5861: 4855: 1885:. The latter species is protected under federal Australian legislation while the former two are not. Some of these interactions are shown in the documentary film, 788: 782: 1499:. In 2014, following an increase in Australia catch quota and emerging export opportunities to China, the sector anticipated an annual turnover of $ 165 million. 689:(Hb) concentration. The blood affinity for oxygen is also elevated. Normally, blood affinity for oxygen would change with changes in temperature experienced at 3889: 5871: 3863: 1484:

Around April, harvest begins and fish are gently guided into a boat (any bruising lowers the price) where they are killed, flash frozen and most placed on

1775:), can build up over time, particularly through the tuna feed, with some evidence of contaminants being more elevated in farmed fish than in wild stocks. 1209:

tonnes in 2015. The quota increases were expected to allow the ranchers to increase their output by approximately 2000 tonnes per year from 2015 onwards.

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compared to the rest of the world's oceans. Like other marine teleost fish, the southern bluefin tuna maintain a constant ion concentration in both their

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Australia's quota bottomed out at 4,015 tonnes pa in the 2 years ending 2010/11, then increased to 4,528 tonnes in 2011/12, and 4,698 tonnes in 2012/13.

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as Na and Cl ions move down their concentration gradients into the body. In the intestine, water is being absorbed in association with NaCl cotransport.

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was considered a future research priority, due to the relative paucity of alternative prey species. As of 2014, no such studies have been undertaken.

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Bushnell, P.; Jones, D. (1994). "Cardiovascular and respiratory physiology of tuna: adaptations for support of exceptionally high metabolic rates".

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Reduced availability of baitfish species is known to affect seabird populations. In 2005, the potential impact of this fishery upon colonies of

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Clark, T.D.; Seymour R.S.; Wells R.M.G.; Frappell P.B. (2008). "Thermal effects on the blood respiratory properties of southern bluefin tuna,

6797: 2595:"Gill and intestinal Na/K ATPase activity, and estimated maximal osmoregulatory costs, in three high-energy-demand teleosts: yellowfin tuna ( 3160:

Block, B.; Finnerty, J.R. (1994). "Endothermy in fishes: a phylogenetic analysis of constraints, predispositions, and selection pressures".

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Fernandes, M.; Lauer, P.; Cheshire, A.; Angove, M. (2007). "Preliminary model of nitrogen loads from Southern Bluefin Tuna Aquaculture".

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Brill, Richard W. (1996). "Selective Advantages Conferred by the High Performance Physiology of Tunas, Billfishes, and Dolphin Fish".

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Blank, Jason M.; Morrissette, Jeffery M.; Farwell, Charles J.; Price, Matthew; Schallert, Robert J.; Block, Barbara A. (2007-12-01).

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The capture and transportation of southern bluefin tuna to aquaculture pens near Port Lincoln is shown in the 2007 documentary film

6732: 4771: 4744: 383:, in which the system is supplied by a single generator (the heart). The ventral and dorsal aorta feed resistance of the gills and 5515: 4213: 3958: 6771: 5846: 2033: 1715: 5440: 5188: 2058: 760: 1707: 1491:

The southern bluefin tuna ranching industry is worth between 200 and 300 million Australian dollars annually to the economy of

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Whittamore, J.M. (2012). "Osmoregulation and epithelial water transport: lessons from the intestine of marine teleost fish".

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Fitzgibbon, Q.P.; Baudinette, R.V.; Musgrove, R.J.; Seymour, R.S. (2008). "Routine metabolic rate of southern bluefin tuna (

2025: 6910: 6859: 5923: 4056:"24th Merimbula Broadbill Tournament & 4th Southern Bluefin Tuna Tournament 2nd Weekend - NSW Game Fishing Association" 1942:(circa 2007) produced by Phil Sexton. Clean Seas' attempts to close the life cycle of the southern bluefin tuna feature in 768:

Southern bluefin tuna are targeted by fishing fleets from a number of nations. This occurs on the high seas and within the

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The rapidly declining fishery led Australian tuna fishers to investigate the potential for augmenting their catch through

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Southern bluefin tuna is a gourmet food, which is in demand for use in sashimi and sushi. It has medium flavoured flesh.

3608: 3589: 2901:"Regulation of the Ion-Transporting Mitochondrion-Rich Cell during Adaptation of Teleost Fishes to Different Salinities" 2337:

Brill, Richard W.; Bushnell, Peter G. (1991). "Metabolic and cardiac scope of high energy demand teleosts, the tunas".

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within a narrow range, with variations of only 4–5 °C (7–9 °F) over time and from individual to individual.

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Deveney, M.R.; Bayly, J.T.; Johnston, C.T.; Nowak, B.F. (2005). "A parasite survey of farmed southern bluefin tuna (

6872: 5287:"On a great white shark Carcharodon carcharius (Linnaeus 1758) trapped in a tuna cage off Libya, Mediterranean sea" 1240: 281:. At up to 2.5 metres (8 ft 2 in) and weighing up to 260 kilograms (570 lb), it is among the larger 54: 4129: 3629: 6945: 6802: 6377: 6301: 5916: 2137:

Patterson, T.A.; Evans K.; Carter T.I.; Gunn J.S. (2008). "Movement and behavior of large southern bluefin tuna (

1848:) which is a protected species under state and federal legislation. The species is protected federally under the 1793: 5262: 4388:"A feed is only as good as its ingredients – a review of ingredient evaluation strategies for aquaculture feeds" 3867: 1566:

is also a significant issue, and can be escalated due to unforeseen environmental factors such as algal blooms.

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Combined daily total with yellowfin and bigeye tuna. Must have less than 160 kg in possession in any form.

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by the presence of oxidative muscle tissues and fat, as muscle and fat have low heat conductivity, according to

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little or no risk to the health of the farms—with some southern bluefin actually showing antibody responses to

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Gunn, J.; Youg. "Environmental determinants of the movement and migration of juvenile southern bluefin tuna".

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In 2016, South Australia's southern bluefin tuna ranching industry received a Sustainability Certificate from

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Clark, T.; Seymour R.; Frappell P. (2007). "Circulatory physiology and haematology of southern bluefin tuna (

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Southern bluefin tuna spawn between September and April each year in the only known spawning grounds in the

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Combined daily total with yellowfin and bigeye tuna. Boat limit allows only 2 fish longer than 1.5 metres.

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Nowak, B. (2003). "Assessment of health risks to southern bluefin tuna under current culture conditions".

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Linthicum, D. Scott; Carey, F.G. (1972). "Regulation of brain and eye temperatures by the bluefin tuna".

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Several fishing competitions targeting southern bluefin tuna are held annually. In 2015, the inaugural

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In 2010, the Australian wild catch quota was cut, following concerns about the viability of the stock.

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Carey, F.G.; Gibson, Q.H. (1983). "Heat and oxygen exchange in the rete mirabile of the bluefin tuna,

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Kitigawa, T.; Kimura, S.; Nakata, H.; Yamada, H. (2006). "Thermal adaptation of Pacific bluefin tuna

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and releases are not available to the public and some incidents are likely to have gone unreported.

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distances. The southern bluefin tuna is an opportunistic feeder, preying on a wide variety of fish,

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Buchanan, J.; Thomas, P. (2008). "Improving the colour shelf life of farmed southern bluefin tuna (

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temperatures, while slowing down metabolism to cool down in high temperature waters and maintain a

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Rough, K.M.; Nowak B.F.; Reuter R.E. (2005). "Haematology and leucocute morphology of wild caught

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respectively. Some historical fishing footage and the process of harvesting the fish are shown in

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nets up to 1 km in length to catch sardines. Bycatch mortalities of the fishery include the

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Kwan, Garfield T.; Wexler, Jeanne B.; Wegner, Nicholas C.; Tresguerres, Martin (February 2019).

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The southern bluefin tuna industry has been the subject of several documentary films, including

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Clean Seas' attempts to close the life cycle of the species appear in the 2012 documentary film

6763: 6607: 6557: 6490: 1823: 1464: 232: 5908: 5075:"Hundreds gather at Victor Harbor to protest against tuna pen development near Granite Island" 4652:"Completely farm-raised bluefin tuna | Aquaculture Research Institute, Kindai University" 4499: 4239: 1495:. The industry's value peaked in 2004 at $ 290 million, according to industry representative, 379:

The cardiovascular system of tunas, as in many fish species, can be described in terms of two

6846: 6575: 6552: 6515: 6441: 6001: 5599: 4103: 1935: 1695: 181: 6838: 5050:"Kangaroo Island residents reject plan to relocate a tuna pen and pontoon from Port Lincoln" 6789: 6706: 6654: 6006: 5634: 5619: 5203: 5148: 4593: 4546: 4440: 4399: 3505: 3450: 3169: 2857: 2534: 2399: 2298: 2150: 1819: 1674: 581: 455: 5321: 4651: 3246:

Carey, F.G.; Lawson, K.D. (1973). "Temperature regulation in free-swimming bluefin tuna".

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shape, and their internal tissue arrangement is based on different thermal conductances.

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Collette, B.B.; Boustany, A.; Fox, W.; Graves, J.; Juan Jorda, M.; Restrepo, V. (2021).

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Schuller, K.; Korte, A.; Crane, M.; Williams, A. (June 2006). "Immortal tuna created".

4456: 4217: 3521: 3474: 3185: 3055: 2938: 2829: 2718: 2629: 2314: 2256: 615: 470: 458:. This regulation of an internal ion concentration classifies southern bluefin tuna as 323: 228: 207: 158: 69: 5160: 5025:"7.30 Report - 5/1/2000: Environmental ruling on tuna may risk aquaculture industries" 4879:

Environment, jurisdiction=Commonwealth of Australia; corporateName=Department of the.

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Glencross, B.; Carter, C.; Gunn, J.; Van Barneveld, R.; Rough, K.; Clarke, S. (2002).

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Carey, F.G.; Teal, J.M. (1969). "Regulation of body temperature by the bluefin tuna".

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Blank fields represent absence of referenced data, not an absence of catch allocation.

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Laverty, Gary; Skadhauge, E. (2012). "Adaptation of teleosts to very high salinity".

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Holland, K.N.; Richard, W.B.; Chang, R.K.C.; Sibert, J.R.; Fournier, D.A. (1992).

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Official homepage of the Commission for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna

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activity that is directly correlated to temperature: high temperatures allowing

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of rete mirabile supply blood to the red muscle, instead of a centrally located

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With collaboration secured with international researchers, in particular with

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muscle efficiency, especially at high speeds and when pursuing prey below the

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depends on an animal's body shape, tunas increased their body size, adopted a

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Port Bonython Bulk Commodities Export Facility Environmental Impact Statement

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easily damaged if touched by human hands and too much handling can be fatal.

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Australia's reported catch has exceeded that of Japan every year since 2006.

661: 585: 403: 396: 360: 126: 59: 4974:"Southern bluefin tuna · Fisheries · Australian Marine Conservation Society" 2793: 2141:) in the Australian region determined using pop-u satellite archival tags". 1597:

was purchased in 2000, and undertook a $ 2.5 million upgrade, where initial

664:. In bluefin tuna, large lateral cutaneous vessels that branch off into the 631: 6505: 6473: 6463: 6367: 6190: 6116: 5958: 5694: 5684: 5669: 5414: 5168: 4613: 4566: 4523: 3566: 3320: 3051: 3016: 2977: 2934: 2885: 2825: 2775: 2714: 2668: 2504: 2110: 1978: 1807: 1756: 1706:

sustainability of southern bluefin tuna fishing and ranching including the

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magazine to award it second place in the 'World's Best Invention' of 2009.

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The End of the Line: How overfishing is changing the world and what we eat

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Jones, David R.; Brill, Richard W.; Bushnell, Peter G. (September 1993).

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Brill, Richard; Swimmer, Y.; Taxboel, C.; Cousins, K.; Lowe, T. (2000).

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AUSTRALIAN SOUTHERN BLUEFIN TUNA INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION LTD. (ASBTIA)

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Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources.

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Australian Southern Bluefin Tuna Industry Association LTD. (ASBTIA)

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in South Australian state waters. Some fishing also occurs off the

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Aiken, H.; Hayward, C.; Crosbie, P.; Watts, M.; Nowak, B. (2008).

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Heat exchange in southern bluefin tuna is a unique adaption among

6711: 6339: 6329: 6319: 6311: 6284: 6223: 6180: 6165: 6143: 6106: 6066: 6051: 6046: 6041: 5940: 5746: 5711: 5583: 5569: 5461:, (William Collins Publishers Ltd., Auckland, New Zealand 1982) 5099:"Southern Bluefin Tuna industry now formally a friend of the sea" 4363:"New partnership signals strong future for tuna exports to China" 1948:(2012). In 2019, fisherman Al McGlashan produced the documentary 1752: 1469: 637: 544:(which produce energy in the form of ATP). They are also rich in 524: 146: 6825: 5240:

South Australian Sardine Industry Association Inc. > Sardines

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Sakamoto, Tatsuya; Uchida, Katsuhisa; Yokota, Shigefumi (2001).

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Juvenile tuna are mainly caught on the continental shelf in the

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Department of Primary Industries and Regions, South Australia.

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Southern bluefin tuna catch - Australia & Japan (1952-2013)

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with $ 145,000 funding from the Australian Government via the

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Red List of Threatened species. It had been reclassified from

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Combined daily total with other listed "large pelagic fish".

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Nutrient Requirements and Feeding of Finfish for Aquaculture

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The Economist. 30 October 2008. Retrieved 6 February 2009.

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Environment Protection Biodiversity & Conservation Act

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South Australian sardine fishery - Total catch (1990-2012)

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The primary sites of gas exchange in marine teleosts, the

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International Seafood Sustainability Foundation#Practices

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Hamer, Derek J.; Ward, Tim M.; McGarvey, Richard (2008).

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Life on the Line - The Story of the Southern Bluefin Tuna

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in Japan, commercial viability was hoped to be achieved.

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Tuna farms are point sources of solid waste onto to the

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Commission for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna

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Commission for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna

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Convention for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna

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Galaz, Txema; De Maddelena, Alessandro (2004-12-10).

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Bulletin of European Association of Fish Pathologists

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plans near the Sir Joseph Banks group and Louth Bay.

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Recreational fishing regulations in Australian states

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Anatomy and biochemistry involved in osmoregulation

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