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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 illustrates the life cycle of a salmon fish from an egg to an adult fish and its population from 1970 to 1999 in North America.
Overall this is a cyclical proccess, with a whole lifespan of a salmon lasting aroung 6 years.
Firstly, eggs are hatched in fresh water withing 3 months, which they develop to alevin. Within the next fortnite alevin is mainly dependent on yolk sac nutrition. After that, for a period of 5 to 10 weeks salmon is called fry and is able to swim freely.
Parr is a several month old salmon with notable “finger”marking on it’s body. On the next stage, salmon is called smolt, being 1-3 years old, it groups with other fish in order to head out to sea. Adult salmon spends from 1 to 6 years at sea.Last stage of salmon’s life is described as spawning adult, because it spawns and dies within 2 weeks.
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