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The image illustrates the life cycle of a large fish called the salmon. The cycle begins with the salmon's spawning season in the upper river's slow-moving water, where eggs are laid and hatch into small stones. The young salmon then move to the lower river, where the fast-flowing water is ideal for growth over three to six months. The next stage involves the salmon migrating to the open sea and maturing over the course of a year. The cycle concludes with the adult salmon returning to the upper river to spawn, completing the cycle.
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The diagram below provide data regarding how a salmon evolve, through 3 distinct stages.
Overall, the images clearly show that this fish, salmon, lives in different environments through his life.
Firstly, mature fishes lay their eggs below the reeds beside tiny stones in upper river which moves slowly. Then, these eggs should stay there for nearly 5 months to hatch and became fry, which is approximately 3 to 8 cm long.
In the second phase, Fry moves to lower river, which, unlike the upper river, flows rapidly. This fish lives there for almost 4 years to become smolt, 12-15 cm.
In the last section, smolt goes to open sea and chose there for live for approximately 5 years, and it is there which they turn to adult salmon, which is 70-76 cm. adult salmon return to upper sea again to lay their eggs. This pattern similarly repeats again.
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