The Natural History of the Salmon, as Ascertained by the Recent Experiments in the Artificial Spawni

A comprehensive guide to the natural history of the salmon, drawing on the latest scientific research and experiments in artificial spawning. This book explores the lifecycle, behavior, and habitat of this iconic fish, shedding light on its importance to ecosystems and human society.
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