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    Santee Cooper anadromous fish : fish passage & restoration

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    South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
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    Anadromous fishes--South Carolina; Fishes--Migration--South Carolina; Dams--South Carolina
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    Anadromous fish are fish that spend most of their lives in the saltwater environment of oceans and bays, but return to the freshwater environment of rivers and streams to spawn. Some of the best known anadromous fish are salmon and trout, which are often shown jumping over rapids as they migrate up streams to their spawning areas. Several species of anadromous fish use the Santee-Cooper system. Dam and lock systems that help the fish are explained.
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    Date Accessioned2013-09-26T20:02:07Z
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    dc.descriptionAnadromous fish are fish that spend most of their lives in the saltwater environment of oceans and bays, but return to the freshwater environment of rivers and streams to spawn. Some of the best known anadromous fish are salmon and trout, which are often shown jumping over rapids as they migrate up streams to their spawning areas. Several species of anadromous fish use the Santee-Cooper system. Dam and lock systems that help the fish are explained.
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    Item LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSouth Carolina State Library
    Digital CollectionSouth Carolina State Documents Depository
    RightsCopyright status undetermined. For more information contact, South Carolina State Library, 1500 Senate Street, Columbia, South Carolina 29201.
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