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The image displays a life cycle diagram of salmon with four main stages: 1) fry measured at 3-8 cm, located in the upper river with slow-moving water, reeds, small stones, and salmon eggs, present for approximately 5-6 months; 2) smolt measured at 12-15cm, situated in the lower river with fast-flowing water, featured with an image of rapids, present for approximately 4 years; 3) adult salmon measured at 70-76cm, found in the open sea, depicted with a beach image, present for approximately 5 years; salmon eggs are shown returning to the upper river, completing the cycle.
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The diagram highlights the process by which what is the life cycle of the salmon which is a large fish species.
In general, what remarkably stands out from the process is that this consists of 3 stages, which begins with laying salmon eggs although it ends with the migration of adult salmon back to the upper river to start the cycle again.
At the first stage in the process of a salmon life cycle, the fry which are 3-5 cm young salmon are flowed fast in lower rivers. After nearly 4 years, they become smolt which are measured between 12-15 cm in length and can flow in open seas.
At the following stage in the process of the salmon life cycle, the adult salmon which are about 5 years old and 70-76 cm moved slowly in upper rivers in order to lay eggs between reeds and small stones. After approximately 5-6 months, fry which are 3-5 cm young salmon are hatched from eggs.
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