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The image depicts a graph titled "World Meat Production, 1950 - 90" with the y-axis labeled "Million Tons" from 0 to 80, and the x-axis marked with the years 1950, 1960, 1970, 1980, and 1990. Four types of meat are plotted: Pork, Beef/Buffalo, Poultry, and Sheep/Goats. Pork production shows a steady increase from approximately 20 million tons in 1950 to around 70 million tons in 1990. Beef/Buffalo production starts at roughly 10 million tons in 1950 and escalates to near 50 million tons in 1990. Poultry production begins below 10 million tons in 1950, with a sharp climb to just over 30 million tons in 1990. Sheep/Goats production commences at about 5 million tons in 1950 and rises slightly above 10 million tons in 1990. Each data point is connected with lines, with Pork and Beef/Buffalo using solid lines and Poultry and Sheep/Goats using dashed lines.
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The line graph illustrates 4 different types of meat types in world production between 1950 and 1990.
Overall, pork took the lead by rocketing and beef/buffalo and poultry increasedgradually over the period. However, sheep/goats keep unchanged in the least number.
As regards pork and beef/buffalo began in similar number around 20 million tonnes in 1950. The pork in the first decade stayed unchanged, then rocketed under 70 in 1990. The beef and bufflaro have significant increase untill 1970 and in this time the amount was approxiametely 40 million tonnes. Then till the end of the period was gradual degrease accounting for over 50 million tonnes.
As for poultry, from 1950 to 1980 was gradually decrease, that as a result the amount was over 20, therefore in last decade was dramatically rose by constituting around 35. Notably, sheep and goats kept unchanged over the period, in initail amount of 0.
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