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The image shows the life cycle of a species of large fish called the salmon, starting with the fish spawning in an upper river with slow moving water, reeds, small stones, and salmon eggs incubating for approximately 5-6 months. The young salmon, now called 'fry', grow from 3-6 cm and migrate downstream to a lower river with fast flowing water, where they spend approximately 4 years. The 'smolt' salmon, now at 12-15 cm, migrate to the open sea where they grow into 'adult salmon' measuring 70-76 cm and spend approximately 5 years before returning to their original spawning grounds to start the cycle again.
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The diagrams show how the salmon’s, a large species of fish, life cycles. Overall, they spend most of their lives on rivers and season, and become significantly larger in their adulthood so.
The first stage commences when eggs of salmons are lied below plants called reeds and several tiny stones, which takes about half a year. This happens in the upper part of a river where the flow is relatively slow.
After having hatched, little fish with a name of ‘fry’ being not longer than 8 cm swim in the faster-flowing lower part of a river where they spend around 4 years until growing to 12-15 cm and being smolts. Lastly, before being adult salmon’s around 70’76 cm long, an about 5-year period is spent in an open sea. From here, the life cycle begins again as these grown salmons lie eggs.
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