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The image consists of a diagram depicting the life cycle of a fish, specifically in the contexts of a river, estuary, and ocean. Within the river loop, the stages include "Incubation", "Emergence", "Freshwater Rearing", and "Spawning". The estuary is depicted as a transition area with stages "Estuary Rearing" and "Migration to Spawning Areas". The ocean loop consists of "Growth and Maturation" and "Migration to Rearing Areas". The diagram illustrates a cyclical process with arrows indicating the direction of movement between life stages and habitats, with three mature fish in the ocean loop, two small fishes in the estuary, and fish eggs and three small fishes in the river loop. No numerical data points/percentages are included in the image.
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The diagram shows the process of salmon life, from egg to adult fish.
Overall, it is clear that the life cycle of salmon goes through two main processes with some additional patterns in it. In general, the process falls into 7 steps in order to get high quality adult fish.
Firstly, the cycle starts with egg incubation, and then, goes to the next step – emergence. In this station, there are few amount of small fishes, which can not be identified as them clearly. In contrast, freshwater rearing that is the third step in the cycle, also considered as one of the last steps. Because estuary goes next, and in this point the figures of fish can be roughly seen.
Secondly, ocean is the second main point in this cycle. Which starts with migration of fish from estuary to rearing locations. In this area, fish is growing and becoming mature. As fish finished with this step, the last migration in this life cycle of them is entering, and, they are relocated to spawning areas.
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