Overall capture fishery production has remained relatively static since the 1990s, reaching 96.4 million tonnes in 2018, with over 87% of the production coming from marine environments and the rest from inland fisheries . Finfish represent 85% of global marine seafood production, with small pelagic fishes  as the major contributor. Almost 60% of the total global marine catches come from China, Peru, Indonesia, the Russian Federation, the USA, India, Viet Nam, Japan, Norway and Chile . Inland fisheries are found on every continent other than Antarctica and provide 158 million people the equivalent of all dietary animal protein . Inland production accounted for 12 million tonnes in 2018, with nearly 70% of capture from low- income Asian and African countries .
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