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Anika [276]3 years ago
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The most important fish is the Fraser’s salmon because it is most important when it comes to trade and food. But the salmon are beginning to decrease because of over fishing a tempter. Over fishing has wiped out so many fish in the river. The way temp has effected fish is a type of fish need it to be a certain temp or else it won't go to its birth site and reproduce.

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