After a flood alters river flow's direction, which behavior results in salmon?

💡 Explanation

Modified river direction disrupts the imprinted olfactory map, thus salmon must use new laminar gradients, rather than magnetic, because adult orientation depends on olfactory memories formed as juveniles; therefore prompting adjusted search behavior rather than genetic change.

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