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Which of the following best describes the migration pattern of a catadromous fish?
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A catadromous fish is a type of fish that lives in fresh water (like a river) and migrates to the sea to breed.
Comparing this definition with the given options:
- A) River to sea: This matches the definition of a catadromous fish.
- B) Sea to estuary: This is not the primary migration pattern for breeding for catadromous fish.
- C) Sea to fresh water: This describes an anadromous fish, not a catadromous one.
- D) Estuary to sea: While an estuary is a mix of fresh and salt water, the defining characteristic of catadromous fish is their migration from predominantly fresh water to the sea for reproduction.
The correct option is A.
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