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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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The line chart illustrates India’s living number of different types of turtles from 1980 to 2012.
Taken as a whole, the data indicate that all types of turtles were initially converged. However, the Oliver Ridley Turtles experienced an upward tendency, in contrast to Leatherback Turles, whose population went into free-fall. Other types erraticaly fluctuated, but held marginally stable.
The Olive Ridley Turtles stood at 100 index in 1980. In the following years their population grew steadily, reaching its historic high in 1997, being in the vicinity of 140 index. Similarly, the Leatherback Turtles population held an upward trajectory. With approximately 110 index in 1987, in the next years they went rock-bottom. By 2008 their index decreased almost by half, being just in excess of 50.
The Green Turtles and all other species population changed sporadically. In 1987, other species index grew, whereas the Green Turtles fell. The former hovered around 110, whilst the latter fell short of 100 index. Interestingly, their index equaled again in 1989, standing near the 100 index mark. What is particularly noteworthy is that the difference between each turtles type in 2012. With around 130, 110, 90 and 60 index stood the Olive Ridley Turtles, the other species, the Green Turtles, and the Leatherback Turtles, respectively.
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