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<Term>Anadromous fish</Term>
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<Vocabulary>Chesapeake Bay Glossary</Vocabulary>
<VocabularyType>Glossary and Key Word List</VocabularyType>
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<Definitions>Definition: Fish that spend their adult lives in salt water but must migrate to freshwater tributaries to spawn. For example, Atlantic sturgeon and American shad are both anadromous fish.</Definitions>
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<Term>Anadromous Fish</Term>
<Acronym></Acronym>
<Vocabulary>EPA EV-Biological Substances-Animals-Animal Characteristics</Vocabulary>
<VocabularyType>Taxonomy</VocabularyType>
<PreferredTerm></PreferredTerm>
<Definitions>Definition 1: Those species of fish which mature in the sea, and migrate into streams to spawn. Salmon, steelhead, and shad are examples. (U.S. Forest Serv. 1963. FSM 2605, Sept. 1974) [USDA Forest Service Wildland Planning Glossary]
Definition 2: Fish that spend their adult lives in salt water but must migrate to freshwater tributaries to spawn. For example, Atlantic sturgeon and American shad are both anadromous fish. [Chesapeake Bay Glossary]</Definitions>
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