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Atka mackerel

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Atka mackerel
n.
A food fish (Pleurogrammus monopterygius) native to northern Pacific waters.


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Abstract--The timing and duration of the reproductive cycle of Atka mackerel (Pleurogrammus monopterygius) was validated by using observations from time-lapse video and data from archival tags, and the start, peak, and end of spawning and hatching were determined from an incubation model with aged egg samples and empirical incubation times ranging from 44 days at a water temperature of 9.
Sardine, mackerel stocks on Japan's coastline face shortages TOKYO - Forty of the 86 major fish species being caught on the Japanese coastlines are at a low level of stock, and 14 of them, such as Japanese sardines and Atka mackerels, face serious prospects, according to the government's latest stock evaluation.
7) Groundfish including Walleye pollock and Atka mackerel represent a significant portion of their diet.
 
 
 
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