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The image displays a line graph titled "United Kingdom" with x-axis as years from 1970-2004 and y-axis as index (1970 = 100); it depicts trends for Coastal species (20), Woodland species (33), Farmland species (19), and All species (111); for Coastal species, the index rises from 100 in 1970 to 120 in 1973, drops to 110 in 1976, increases to 135 in 1985, decreases to 120 in 1988, climbs to 140 in 1995, and maintains until 2004; for Woodland species, the index remains steady at 100 from 1970 to 1990, then rises to 110 in 2004; for Farmland species, the index declines from 100 in 1970 to 60 in 1990, rises to 70 in 1995, and remains until 2004; for All species, the index starts at 100 in 1970, gradually increases to 110 in 2004.
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The line graph shows changes in the population of three specific types of wildlife birds and all species in the UK from 1970 to 2004.
In summary, while the population figures of coastal species and all species increased, woodland and farmland species experienced a decline. Initially, all species had the same population totals, but at the end of the period, coastal and farmland had the highest and lowest number of species respectively.
In 1970, all types of species’ population was exactly 100 and showed the same trend of growth until the year 1977. However, with the exception of shoreline and all species, whose figure saw a rise from just above 110, other two groups followed a decline in overall.
During this period, the figure of coastal species’ population increased gradually, reaching slightly above 130 and becoming the frontrunner. In contrast, the population of agricultural birds declined moderately by approximately 40 and remained at the lowest point, exhibiting larger fluctuations.
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