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The 15 pages that link to Atlantic salmon, each with the reason it gives.

• TeleostBroader topic: It illustrates both the ecological and commercial importance of teleosts.

• AnadromyBroader topic: It feeds and matures at sea, then returns to freshwater rivers to spawn.

• TeleosteiBroader topic: Its life cycle and farming have made it a major subject of fisheries and aquaculture research.

• SalmonBroader topic: It is the sole living species commonly called Atlantic salmon.

• SalmonidaeBroader topic: It exemplifies anadromy and supports major fisheries and aquaculture.

• Chinook salmonCompared with: It belongs to a different genus and ocean basin than Chinook.

• Recirculating aquaculture systemBroader topic: Land-based salmon facilities use recirculation to grow fish through some or all production stages.

• EuryhalinityBroader topic: Its transition from freshwater to seawater illustrates developmental salinity acclimation.

• Brown troutCompared with: They share the genus Salmo with brown trout but have a distinct species identity and life history.

• DaugavaRelated: Dams and altered habitats affect salmon migration in the Daugava system.

• Freshwater pearl musselRelated: It is one of the fish that can carry the mussel's larvae on its gills.

• OncorhynchusCompared with: Despite its common name, it belongs to a different genus from Pacific salmon.

• Saint John RiverRelated: The Saint John system historically supported salmon runs, now affected by dams and habitat change.

• Lakes of KillarneyRelated: Salmon use the waters linking Lough Leane with the River Laune and the sea.

• Salmon as foodBroader topic: It is the principal farmed salmon sold in many markets.