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  • ...diverse range of [[fish]], [[shellfish]], and other marine organisms. The Pacific Ocean, being the largest and deepest ocean on Earth, is home to a vast arra There are numerous species of seafood that are harvested from the Pacific Ocean. Some of the most common include:
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  • ..., along with a promoter from an [[ocean pout]], were added to the Atlantic salmon's 40,000 genes. This modification enables it to grow year-round instead of ...ne-regulating gene was first inserted into the fertilized eggs of Atlantic salmon. In 1995, AquaBounty Technologies was founded to bring the fish to market.
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  • ...''' refers to the culinary traditions and practices originating from the [[Pacific Northwest]] region of North America. This cuisine is characterized by its e ...eavily on the abundant local resources for their sustenance. This included salmon, shellfish, berries, and root vegetables. The arrival of European settlers
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  • ...mon]] species. It has become a significant concern in both wild and farmed salmon populations, affecting the health and survival of these fish. ...age, the copepodid. The copepodid is the first stage that is infectious to salmon. Upon finding a host, it attaches to the fish's skin, feeding on mucus, ski
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  • ...d trout (''Oncorhynchus'' – Pacific salmon and trout, ''Salmo'' – Atlantic salmon and various trout, ''Salvelinus'' – char and trout). ...s at sea before returning to fresh water to spawn, a habit more typical of salmon. A rainbow trout that spends time in the ocean is called a [[steelhead]].
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  • ...ean to Russia and Japan. The Chinook is the largest species in the Pacific salmon genus (''Oncorhynchus''), with some individuals growing to more than 100 po The life cycle of the Chinook salmon is complex and fascinating, involving several distinct stages. They hatch f
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  • ...the United States. It is a significant pathogen in both wild and cultured salmon populations, causing enteronecrosis, a disease that can lead to high mortal ...mortality rates, particularly in juvenile fish, which can severely affect salmon runs and the ecosystems and industries that depend on them. The parasite's
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  • |Name=Salmon with a macadamia nut crust |Ingredients=salmon fillets,fresh coarse ground black pepper,kosher salt,sea salt,olive oil,sal
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  • |Name=Pacific northwest salmon in white wine bouillon |Ingredients=water,lemon,black peppercorns,bay leaves,basil sprig,salmon fillets,olive oil,lemon,lime,Dijon mustard
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  • ...ation methods of the [[Tlingit]] people, an indigenous group native to the Pacific Northwest Coast of North America. The Tlingit have a rich culinary traditio ...local environment provides. The main staples of the Tlingit diet include [[salmon]], [[halibut]], [[seal]], and [[game meat]] such as [[moose]], [[deer]], an
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  • ...ude [[barramundi]], [[prawns]], [[oysters]], [[lobsters]], [[tuna]], and [[salmon]]. Each of these species has its own unique taste and texture, making Austr Barramundi is a type of sea bass native to Australia and the Indo-Pacific. It is highly prized for its firm, moist flesh and mild flavor.
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  • [[File:CSIRO_ScienceImage_2686_Salmon_Cages.jpg|CSIRO ScienceImage 2686 Salmon Cages|thumb]] '''Aquaculture in Australia''' is a major component of the co ...late 20th century, with the cultivation of species such as [[trout]] and [[salmon]]. Since then, the industry has expanded to include a wide range of species
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  • ...mmunity living on [[Sakhalin Island]], a large Russian island in the North Pacific Ocean. This cuisine is a blend of traditional [[Korean cuisine]] and Russia ...ditional Korean cooking techniques and flavors. Common ingredients include salmon, crab, kelp, and various types of mushrooms and berries native to the islan
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  • ...e of the largest seafood companies in the United States, specializing in [[wild-caught]] seafood. * '''[[Bumble Bee Foods]]''' - A company known for canned tuna, salmon, and other seafood products.
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  • ...The [[U.S. Food and Drug Administration]] (FDA) approved the AquAdvantage salmon for commercial sale in 2015, marking the first time a genetically modified * '''Increased Growth Rate:''' GM fish such as the AquAdvantage salmon grow faster than traditional fish, reducing the time to market and potentia
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  • ...traditionally hunted game such as deer and elk, and gathered a variety of wild foods.
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  • ...f [[Maori]] traditions and influences from [[Europe]], [[Asia]], and the [[Pacific Islands]]. ...country. Early Maori cuisine was based on birds and fish, supplemented by wild herbs and plants. With the arrival of European settlers in the 19th century
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  • * State Fish: [[King Salmon]] * State Snack: [[Smoked Salmon]]
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  • ...guage, and lifestyle adapted to the harsh climatic conditions of the North Pacific region. ...connected to their environment, with a significant emphasis on the annual salmon run, which has traditionally provided the basis for their economy and socia
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  • * [[Salmon]]: A fatty fish that is rich in omega-3 fatty acids. ...: A freshwater fish that is often used in cooking and can be found in both wild and farmed varieties.
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