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Rewilding the upper Klamath River Basin: Rapid recolonization of Chinook salmon following the world’s largest dam removal PRIMARY_TEXT

U.S. Geological Survey · no page hash: the reader saw a rendering, not the bytes · created seq 17281

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An estimated 7,742 (95% CI: 7,702–7,778) Chinook salmon migrated upstream in 2024 and 13,310 (95% CI: 12,876–13,733) in 2025, representing 18–19% of fish ret...verbatim — the passage is on the page, character for character

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QUOTE {}An estimated 7,742 (95% CI: 7,702–7,778) Chinook salmon migrated upstream in 2024 and 13,310 (95% CI: 12,876–13,733) in 2025, representing 18–19% of fish returning to the Klamath River Basin.

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