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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 povided chart illustrates the life cycle of the salmon fish from an egg to an adult fish.
Overall, it is clear that there are seven stages in this cyclical, natural process, beginning with eggs in fresh water and ending with appearancing adult fish.
To begin, the cyclical process starts when hatching eggs in water, which takes around 3 months, and then they are fed on alevin of yolk-sac for several weeks. After almost 5-10 weeks, they are resulted into fry fish, after which it results into parr fish within several months.
In the subsequent stage, after roughly 1 to 3 years, it is transformed into smolt fish, which will group and head out to sea. Following this stage, the smolt fish is converted into adult fish, which takes nearly 1 to 8 years at sea. Finally, it is reshaped into spawned and died adult fish next two weeks, allowing the cycle to repeat.
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