What would most likely happen if number of salmon decreased

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Any forms of predatory or parasitic life may decrease, or even vanish! As then would the creatures that survived off of these organisms. I would be able to go on for a while about the different organisms of all sizes that would vanish and how they would cause other species to be affected.
Salmon are VERY important to the food chain!

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