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The image presents a line graph detailing the percentage of Australian-born individuals originating from various global regions between 1976 and 2011. In 1976, the Total was approximately 23%, UK was around 14%, Other was about 8%, and Asia was roughly 0%. By 1981, these figures were roughly 23% Total, about 13% UK, approximately 9% Other, barely 1% Asia. In 1986, percentages were around 24% Total, 12% UK, nearly 10% Other, slightly above 1% Asia. In 1991, Total was approximately 25%, UK was around 11%, Other roughly 11%, Asia nearly 2%. For 1996, Total remained near 25%, around 10% UK, about 12% Other, 3% Asia. By 2001, Total was around 26%, UK was near 8%, Other roughly 13%, Asia slightly below 4%. In 2006, Total was about 27%, UK at nearly 7%, Other at approximately 14%, Asia slightly above 5%. Finally, in 2011, Total reached about 28%, UK stayed around 6%, Other roughly 16%, with Asia just under 7%.
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The line graph presents statistics about the percentage of births of Australian people in different parts of the world.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that in 1976 the fewest Australians were born in Asia, about 2.5%, and by 2011 the fewest were born in the UK.
According to the data for Asia, from 1976 to 1996 the percentage of births went up slowly to 7.5%. Then, the line increased rapidly to about 15% until 2011.
Moreover, in the UK, until 1986 the number of births decreased steadily from approximately 14% to 10%, and from 1986 to 2011 the line went down slowly to 5%.
The graph for other countries fell step by step until 1986 and in 1991 rose gradually to approximately 8%. From 1986 to 2006 the line increased constantly to 14% and decreased slightly to about 13% by 2011.
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