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The image contains a visual representation of the life cycle of a salmon; it includes five diagrams accompanied by labels and measurements. The cycle appears to start with "salmon eggs" laid among "small stones" in the "upper river (slow-moving)" with depictions of aquatic plants labeled as "reeds." The eggs develop into "fry" sized 3-6cm, then growing into "smolt" featured at 7-15cm, both stages seemingly taking place in "lower river (fast-flowing)" for "approx. 4 years." The smolt transition into "adult salmon" labeled at 70-76cm, residing in the "open sea" for "approx. 3 years" before returning to the upper river, completing the cycle.
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The diagram below illustrates the life cycle of a species of large fish called the salmon.
In overall, the given picture shows the salmon exhibiting three different patterns in their life throughout the upper river, the lower river, and the open sea.
According to the diagram, the fish lay their eggs under reeds, beside small stones. After about 5–6 months, the species grows into roughly 3–8 cm and is called fry. Therefore, they travel to the lower river, where the flow becomes faster, to spend another 4 years of their life. Later, they will turn into smolt, with a 12–15 cm body, and be ready to be a part of the ocean.
Moreover, after spending half a decade in the open sea, the fish’s size dramatically increases to 70–76 cm and they become mature salmon. Lastly, the adult salmon return to their motherland to give birth to descendants.
In sum, it takes around a decade for them to return from eggs to large salmon, with three levels of physical experiences.
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