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The image contains a line graph titled "Population of turtles in India: 1980-2012", which tracks four categories using an index where 1980 equals 100. Olive Ridley Turtles (initial count 20): starts at 100, then by year: 1982(~102), 1984(~105), 1986(~112), 1988(~115), 1990(~120), 1992(~125), 1994(~130), 1996(~138), 1998(~135), 2000(~138), 2002(~132), 2004(~135), 2006(~128), 2008(~134), 2010(~135), ending 2012(~132). All Species (111): starts at 100, then: 1982(~108), 1984(~110), 1986(~112), 1988(~105), 1990(~110), 1992(~102), 1994(~103), 1996(~102), 1998(~109), 2000(~105), 2002(100), 2004(~99), 2006(~104), 2008(~105), 2010(~105), ending 2012(~102). Green Turtles (38): starts at 100, then: 1982(~102), 1984(~105), 1986(~109), 1988(~95), 1990(~108), 1992(~98), 1994(~99), 1996(~91), 1998(100), 2000(~95), 2002(~87), 2004(~88), 2006(~87), 2008(~90), 2010(~95), ending 2012(~90). Leatherback Turtles (19): starts at 100, then: 1982(~105), 1984(~109), 1986(~112), 1988(98), 1990(99), 1992(83), 1994(81), 1996(~68), 1998(~67), 2000(~72), 2002(~60), 2004(~63), 2006(~58), 2008(~56), 2010(~58), ending 2012(~58).
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This line graph illustrates the population figures of three types of turtles and compares them with eachother and all species of turtles in india between the years of 1980 and 2012.
Overall, the Olive Ridley turtles grew to have the biggest population. The Green turtles stayed more or less at the same population with minor fluctuations over the years. The overall species also stayed fairly consistent. The Leatherback turtle’s population dropped dramatically in these 32 years.
The Olive Ridley turtle’s population grew steadily from 1980 to around 1997, after which it more or less levelled out, with minor ups and downs. it started at a popluation index of 100, like every other turtle species, in 1980 and ended up at slightly above 120 in 2012. The Green turtles and all the species showed fluctuations over the years but didn’t drop or rise too much overall. The Green turtles ended up at approximately 90 and all the species at a bit above 100 by 2012.
The leatherback turtles, while starting with a promising rise till 1986, saw a dramatic decline since then. By 2012, the Leatherback turtle population reached about 55, a little more than half of where it started.
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