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Band 6+: The chart below show the protein intakes of people in different parts of the world.Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows "Average protein intake" in a bar graph for four regions: India, East Africa, Latin America, and North America. India: 15 (Other protein), 13 (Animal protein), total 28; East Africa: 16 (Other protein), 16 (Animal protein), total 32; Latin America: 13 (Other protein), 32 (Animal protein), total 45; North America: 18 (Other protein), 62 (Animal protein), total 80.
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The bar chart illustrates the amount of animal and other protein intakes of people living in India, East Africa, Latin America, and North America.

Overall, North Americans had the highest total protein intake. Indians and East Africans had the least, while Latine Americans were somewhere in between.

North Americans have an average protein intake of 80, 62 of which comes from animal sources, while the other 18 are from other protein sources.

Indians had a total intake of 30, with animal protein making 13, and the rest comes from other sources. In addition, East Africans had the same number of non-animal protein intakes as India, whereas the Animal protein intakes were 16.

Latin Americans had the second highest total intake with a mean of 45, 32 being of animal protein, while the rest are of other sources.

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