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In screen, I can just type C-a :number 0 to move a window to the top of the window list and push all the other windows down one. What's the equivalent command sequence for tmux? I looked at the man...

If you run tmux ls you'll see that with C-x d the session is still running in the background. You can re-attach to these background sessions with tmux a -t where session is a name number.

Your local tmux has it bound to the send-prefix command. Your local tmux sends a CTRL + B to the process running in the active pane (ssh). ssh forwards it (through sshd, etc.) to the process running on the remote end (remote tmux). Your remote tmux interprets it as the prefix key; nothing is sent to the processes running under the remote tmux.