Cherry salmon

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The cherry salmon is a species of Pacific salmon native to East Asian rivers and coastal waters, valued both as a game fish and a food fish.

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Cherry salmon canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Pacific salmon
fish species
authority (Brevoort, 1856)
binomialName Oncorhynchus masou
bodyShape streamlined
class Actinopterygii
commercialImportance regional fisheries
culturalSignificance important in Japanese cuisine
diet aquatic invertebrates
small fish
terrestrial insects
distribution Northwest Pacific Ocean drainages
family Salmonidae
genus Oncorhynchus
habitat coastal waters
rivers
hasColoration reddish or cherry-colored markings during spawning
silver body with spots
hasCommonName cherry salmon
masu
masu salmon
linked to: Masu salmon

yamame (for non-anadromous form)
kingdom Animalia
lifespan several years
lifestyle anadromous
some populations are landlocked
migratesTo coastal marine waters
nativeTo East Asia
Japan
Korea
Russian Far East
order Salmoniformes
phylum Chordata
preparedAsFood grilled fish dishes
salted and dried products
sashimi (in some regions)
relatedTo chinook salmon
linked to: Chinook salmon

chum salmon
coho salmon
pink salmon
sockeye salmon
linked to: Sockeye salmon
reproduction lays eggs in gravel nests (redds)
spawnsIn freshwater rivers
taxonRank species
usedAs food fish
game fish

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Salmon includesSpecies Cherry salmon