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The image illustrates the life cycle of a salmon starting with eggs in fresh water, hatching in about 3 months, progressing to the alevin stage where they feed off a yolk sac for several weeks, transitioning to the fry stage at 5 to 10 weeks old and swimming, then becoming parr at several months old with "finger" markings, evolving into smolt at 1 to 3 years old, which will group and head out to sea, transforming into adults spending 1 to 6 years at sea, culminating as spawning adults that spawn and die within 2 weeks, completing the cycle back to eggs in fresh water.
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The diagram describes the stages in the lifespan of a salmon .
The diagram consists of seven main stages, beginning with laying of eggs and finishing with becoming a Spawning adult .
The first stage is when the spawning adult lays eggs in fresh water . After that , eggs will hatch in about 3 month . Next , Alevin
feed off their yolk sacs for several week . In 5 to 10 weeks old they can swimming , this stage called Fry.
At the fourth of the porcess , baby salmon several months old , develops ” fingers ” markings . In 1-3 years old the Parr will make a group and heat out to sea . Then the Smolt becom an Adult slamon and spends 1 to 6 years at sea . Finally , the Spawning adult will spawn and die within 2 weeks and the process can be repeated.
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