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Hundreds of varieties of sh are eaten around the world.However,relatively few species account for the majority of the fish used in food service in the United States and Canada. Below are the most common varieties that are used fresh. Some are illustrated in the following photographs. There is a significant difference in flavor between freshwater fish and saltwater sh, because saltwater sh, as might be expected, have more salt in their esh.The following survey of sh varieties divides them into these two basic categories. However, some sh may spend part of their lives in the ocean and part in fresh water.Salmon,for example,lives in the ocean but migrates up rivers to lay eggs or spawn.Fish that live in salt water but spawn in fresh water are called anadromous. Shad and arctic char are two other examples of anadromous sh. On the other hand, sh that live in fresh water but swim downstream to spawn in the ocean are called catadromous. Eel is a catadromous sh. In the following listing, fish are categorized by where they spend most of their adult lives.Thus, anadromous sh such as salmon are listed with saltwater sh, while the catadromous sh such as eel are listed with freshwater sh.

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blocking blocking_instance (clock, input1, reset, output1, output2, output3); endmodule Using the test bench shown in Example 4.15, the Verilog code for Examples 4.12, 4.13, and 4.14 are simulated. The simulation results are shown in Figures 4.14, 4.15, and 4.16. Referring to the simulation waveform in Figure 4.14: 1. The Verilog code in Example 4.12 uses a synchronous reset. Therefore, when the reset is at logical 1 , output1, output2, and output3 are not reset to value of 0 because a positive edge of clock did not occur. 2. On the rising edge of the rst clock, output1 is assigned the value of input1, which is decimal 1. Output2 is assigned the value of output1. Because this is a blocking statement, the assignment of output2 = output1 will only occur after the assignment of output1 = input1 has completed. Thus, output2 has a value of decimal 1. Similarly, the assignment of output3 = output2 only occurs after the assignment of output2 = output1. Because output2 has a value of decimal 1, output3 is also assigned a value of decimal 1. 3. On the rising edge of the second clock, output1 is assigned the value of input1, which is a decimal 2. Output2 is assigned the value of output1.