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The image depicts the life cycle of a salmon with illustrations and labels from upper river (slow moving) to open sea, each stage has an approximate timeline – upper river stage lasts approx. 3-6 months with reeds, small stones, and salmon eggs elements; lower river (fast flowing) stage lasts approx. 4 years, and open sea stage lasts approx. 5 years. The salmon's growth is represented at three stages: 'fry' measuring 3-5cm, 'smolt' measuring 12-15cm, and 'adult salmon' measuring 70-76cm. Each stage is represented by a number from 1 to 3 correlating to a pictorial symbol of the salmon's growth.
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The given figure illustrates the lifespan of large fish known as salmon, from their birth to death. The life span is in three stages.
Overall, the life cycle of salmon begins in slow-moving rivers. After a duration of nine years, they return to the same type of river to lay their eggs.
Initially, as mentioned above, the eggs are laid in the upper river, where the flow of water is slow. In addition, the salmon hide their eggs using reeds and stones. It takes about 5 to 6 months for the eggs to develop, after which the fry emerge with the length of 3 to 8 cm.
Moreover, the fry migrate downstream to areas with faster water flow, where they take about 4 years to transform into smolt. After becoming smolt, they migrate to open sea, where they approximately spend their 5 years. Finally, they return to the upper river to lay their eggs.
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