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Chum Salmon

Chum Salmon
Photo Credit: Andrew Reding

Overview

  • Species Common Name Chum Salmon
  • Species Scientific Name Oncorhynchus keta

SMU/ESU/DPS/Subspecies

Chum Salmon

Chum Salmon, Coastal SMU

Oncorhynchus keta
Chum Salmon

Chum Salmon, Lower Columbia SMU

Oncorhynchus keta

Ecoregions

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