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 image illustrates the category of fish species that are of substantial size namely the
salmon
.
It is clear that
the life cycle consists of three distinct stages, commencing from the downstream portion of the river
and progressing towards the upstream section.
Firstly
, the fry, which has a 3-8 cm body size, lives in the lower river
, which has a fast-flowing current, for approximately 4 years. Subsequently
, when the body of the salmon
grows up to 12-15 cm, called a smolt, it moves to the open sea for roughly 5 years.
Following
this
, the adult salmon
migrates to the upper river
. In this
phase, it produces eggs and deposits them on the reeds with small stones, as this
place is slow-moving. The eggs will stay and hatch after about 5-6 months. In the final stage, the newborn baby salmon
will move back naturally to the first stage at the lower river
, and the cycle will be repeated.Submitted by ru.kabiru.biru on
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