The diagrams below show the life cycle of a species of large fish called the salmon. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The flow chart provided reveals the development of the

salmon

, which is one of the large fish species. Upon a meticulous examination of the given diagram, it becomes evident that

this

fish's life cycle comprises three distinct stages, commencing with producing the

salmon

eggs

in the upper

river

and finishing with the evolution of the adult

salmon

. As illustrated by the flow chart, the procedure begins with the

salmon

eggs

being behind some small stones and reeds.

This

step takes place in the upper

river

with slow-moving water.

Afterward

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, after approximately five to six months, the

eggs

are hatching, resulting in the Fry

Salmon

. In the subsequent stage, these fish will be staying for about for years in the lower

river

with fast-flowing water, leading to the smolt

salmon

. Eventually, these smolt

salmon

will swim to open seas and will be staying there for nearly five years. By

this

time, the adult

salmon

, measuring about 73

centimeters

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in length, will have developed. Having completed all these stages, the adult

salmon

will return to the upper

river

so as to lay

eggs

, and

this

process will start anew.