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journal article:
Diadromous – all fish that
migrate between the sea and
fresh water. Like the two aforementioned, well-known terms,
diadromous was
formed from...
- and
natural barriers (such as dams,
locks and waterfalls) to
facilitate diadromous fishes'
natural migration as well as
movements of
potamodromous species...
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Charles River is home to a wide
range of
freshwater fish
species and some
diadromous species.
There are over 25
species able to be
found in the
Charles and...
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study published in 2016 is
again exploring steps necessary for
returning diadromous fish to the
Concord River, and ****her upstream, to the
Sudbury and ****abet...
- the
countries of Russia, Mongolia,
China and ****an. Most
species are
diadromous into the Sea of ****an.
There are
currently five
recognized species in...
- they need,
while demersal fish
usually have
white flesh. 23,806
diadromous Diadromous fish are
fishes which migrate between the sea and
fresh water. Some...
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balance and
therefore can only live
within a
narrow range of salinity,
diadromous fish have the
ability to
migrate between fresh and
saline water bodies...
- (drameîn), δρόμος (drómos) aerodrome, anadromous, antidromic, catadromous,
diadromous, dromaeosaurid, heterodromous, hippodrome, loxodrome, monodromy, palindrome...
- species,
three estuarine species adapted to
brackish water, and
three diadromous species that
spend part of
their life-cycle in the sea. The exclusively...
- (link) Høgåsen,
Helga Rachel (1998).
Physiological changes ****ociated with the
diadromous migration of
salmonids (PDF). p. 27. ISBN 9780660176376. v t e...
