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Activity 2: This activity will
lead you through an investigation of some of the species of
salmon native to the Pacific Northwest. Your task is to
research 3 different native salmon species and report back
(using the text box below) the following information on each
of the 3 different species. Use complete sentences in your
response:
- Common and scientific
names
- Physical description (size, weight,
color, shape, etc.)
- Description of their freshwater and
marine habitats (their ideal surroundings) and range
(migration routes)
- What do they eat and what eats them
(their place in the food web)?
- Abundance
- Special habitat requirements
(example: chinook are most commonly found in large, cold
streams, with cobble sized gravel)
Helpful Links: (additional information
can be found in room C-8)
Meet
the Pacific Salmon
Where
do Salmon Go?
Stream
Net
Salmon
Facts
Go
to Lesson 2 Activity 3
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