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The image depicts the salmon life cycle beginning with eggs in fresh water that hatch in approximately 3 months; this progresses to alevin stages as they feed on yolk-sac for several weeks, transitioning to fry at 5-10 weeks old while swimming; fry develop into parr over several months with the development of "finger" markings; subsequently, they become smolt at 1-3 years old, grouping and heading out to sea; and continues as adult salmon, spending 1-8 years at sea before returning as spawning adults, where they spawn and die within 2 weeks.
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The picture describes the life cycle of the salmon. The first step is the egg stage, where salmon lay their eggs in freshwater, and they will hatch in about three months.
Next, salmon migrate from the sea to rivers to spawn their eggs. The subsequent stage is the alevin, which lasts for several weeks before they develop into fry. Fry are typically 5 to 10 weeks old and are capable of swimming.
As they grow older, they transition into the parr stage, which lasts several months and is characterized by the distinctive finger-like markings on their bodies.
Afterward, they change into smolt, which are 1 to 3 years old, and they group together before heading out to sea. Finally, they reach adulthood and eventually become spawning adults.
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