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The image shows a line graph detailing Indian turtle populations (Leatherback Turtles, Ridley Turtles, Green Turtles, All Species) from 1980-2012; specific population numbers are in thousands. Leatherback Turtles: 1980-100, 1983-92, 1986-85, 1989-77, 1992-69, 1995-61, 1998-53, 2001-49, 2004-46, 2007-45, 2010-42, 2012-40; Green Turtles: 1980-88, 1983-92, 1986-95, 1989-98, 1992-100, 1995-102, 1998-103, 2001-104, 2004-106, 2007-107, 2010-108, 2012-110; All Species: 1980-105, 1983-100, 1986-98, 1989-95, 1992-95, 1995-95, 1998-97, 2001-98, 2004-99, 2007-100, 2010-101, 2012-102; Olive Ridley Turtles: 1980-110, 1983-108, 1986-105, 1989-103, 1992-102, 1995-98, 1998-94, 2001-87, 2004-85, 2007-80, 2010-78, 2012-70.
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The provided line graph depicts the number of turtle species in India over the course of 32 years, from 1980 to 2012.
Overall, one striking feature of the illustration is that all species started at the same number. The ratio of Olive Ridley turtles experienced the accelerated increase, while the opposite was true for Leatherback.
Observing the details, both Olive Ridley and Leatherback turtles started at 100 index, then the former witnessed a growth of 35 in 1997, whilst the latter had a dramatic decline, accounting for 60. The number of Olive Ridley population fluctuated between 1997 and 2008, before dropping to almost 125, which was followed by a marginal rise by nearly 5 in 2012.
As for the green turtles, there was a minimal decrease in just below 100 until 1998, before rising to the previous number by the end of the 1999. Likewise, the ratio for all species had a period of fluctuations, however, it underwent a marginal increase compared to Green turtles, comprising approximately 105.
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