Which outcome increases when diadromous fish migrate from freshwater to saltwater environments for spawning?

💡 Explanation

When diadromous fish migrate to saltwater, increased osmoregulation through chloride cell activity occurs because hypertonic conditions require them to actively excrete excess salt. Therefore increased chloride cell activity results, rather than decreased mucous, elevated filtration, or reduced mineralization, which respond to different osmotic challenges.

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