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 \u003Cbr>BLUE MARLIN In smaller  \u003Cbr>specimens,blue marlin are often  \u003Cbr>mistaken for their striped cousins.  \u003Cbr>However,sharp eyes will notice  \u003Cbr>the lower dorsal fin,straighter  \u003Cbr>pectoral fin and slightly shorter  \u003Cbr>BLACK MARLIN Distinguishing  \u003Cbr>features of the black marlin are a  \u003Cbr>lower dorsal fin (relative to body  \u003Cbr>depth)than the other species,  \u003Cbr>and distinctive rigid and other  \u003Cbr>sickle-shaped pectoral fins.  \u003Cbr>STRIPED MARLIN Out of the  \u003Cbr>three,the striped marlin has the  \u003Cbr>highest dorsal fin,which helps to  \u003Cbr>distinguish it from the very similar  \u003Cbr>blue.Stripes also have a longer  \u003Cbr>lower jaw and leaf-shaped  \u003Cbr>Reproduced from the 2010 official GFAA Journal with permission from GFAA.   |\n| --- |\n\nWeight(kg)  \n# Mako Shark Length Weight Curves\n\nFork length(cm)  \n# Tiger Shark Length Weight Curves\n\n540  \nTiger shark length to weight relationship(Chan,2001)  \n520  \n500  \n480  \n460  \n440  \n420  \n400  \n380  \n360  \n340  \n320  \nWeight (kg)  \n300  \n280  \n260  \n240  \n220  \n200  \n180  \n160  \n140  \n120  \n100  \n80  \n60  \n40  \n20  \n0  \n405060708090100110120130140150160170180190200210220230240250260270280290300310320330340350360370  \nFork length (cm)  \nWhole Weight(Kg)  \n# Striped Marlin Length Weight Curve\n\n170  \n160  \n150  \n140  \n130  \n120  \n110  \n100  \n90  \n80  \n70  \n60  \n50  \n40  \n30  \n20  \n150160170180190200210220230240250260270280290300  \nLength(Lower Jaw to Tail Fork)cm  \nWhole Weight(Kg)  \n# Blue Marlin Length/Weight Curve\n\n350330310290270250230210190170150130110907050180190200210220230240250260270280290300310320  \nLength(Lower Jaw to Tail Fork)cm  \nWhole Weight(Kg)  \n# Black Marlin Length Weight Curve\n\n3603403203002802602402202001801601401201008060402080100120140180  200220  240260280  300320  \nLength (Lower Jaw to Tail Fork)cm","cbCaisMesmAINonP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisMesmAINonP","pdf",3331791,7,"English","# Marlin & Shark Length/Weight Curves\n## 2015 Typical Dimensions and Weight References\n## Marlin Species Identification Cues\n## Mako Shark Length Weight Curves\n## Tiger Shark Length Weight Curves\n## Striped Marlin Length Weight Curve\n## Blue Marlin Length/Weight Curve\n## Black Marlin Length Weight Curve","[{\"question\":\"What typical dimensions and weight references are provided for marlin in 2015?\",\"answer\":\"The document lists typical whole-weight expectations (e.g., 60kg and 80kg examples) alongside length ranges in feet and inches for different marlin types.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the document help distinguish blue, black, and striped marlin?\",\"answer\":\"It compares key identification features such as the lower dorsal fin, pectoral fin shape, and jaw length, noting that sharp visual cues differentiate blue, black, and striped marlin.\"},{\"question\":\"Which shark length–weight relationships are included?\",\"answer\":\"It includes fork-length to weight curve references for sharks, with sections for Mako Shark Length Weight Curves and Tiger Shark Length Weight Curves, and additional marlin length–weight curves.\"}]","Marlin & Shark Length/Weight Curves - 2015 - Tag It Typical Dimensions | PDF",1791853505]