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Pacific North Equatorial Current

Near 12° north and 175° west, the North Equatorial Current carries surface water westward through the tropical Pacific. Yellowfin tuna range across these warm waters; spawning adults occur in an equatorial belt extending as far west as this longitude. Far to the south of the current lies the eastward-flowing Equatorial Countercurrent, whose strength changes with the seasons.

References

  1. www.conservation.org/docs/default-source/publication-pdfs/defining-the-stock-structure-of-tuna-in-the-pacific-ocean_paper-1-v2.pdf
  2. agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2003GL018200