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yellowfin tuna

fish
Also known as: Thunnus albacares
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  • Hawaii
    Hawaii
    / Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

    …fish catch is tuna, especially yellowfin.

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    …fish catch is tuna, especially yellowfin.

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  • Poke
    poke

    …chefs now generally use sushi-quality yellowfin tuna (ahi). Before that development, the dish was made with reef fish available along the Hawaiian shore, salted for preservation and then served with seaweed and cooked kukui nuts. Poke is also made with octopus.

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    …chefs now generally use sushi-quality yellowfin tuna (ahi). Before that development, the dish was made with reef fish available along the Hawaiian shore, salted for preservation and then served with seaweed and cooked kukui nuts. Poke is also made with octopus.

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  • Bluefin tuna swimming underwater in a group, with silvery bodies and streamlined shapes, near Japan.
    tuna

    …stripe on each side; the yellowfin, with yellow fins and a golden stripe on each side; and the bigeye, a robust fish with relatively large eyes.

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    …stripe on each side; the yellowfin, with yellow fins and a golden stripe on each side; and the bigeye, a robust fish with relatively large eyes.

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