The bar chart below shows numbers of seals, whales and dolphins recorded in the Gormez Straits from 2006 to 2018.

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bar chart depicts the digit

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of three kinds of ocean life organisms in the Gormez Straits from 2006 to 2018. It is clear from the graph that, the

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of

dolphins

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has constantly increased over the years.

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whales

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have similar numbers.

According to

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what is shown,in 2006, seals have recorded a her

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than other categories , which is nearly half,

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dolphins

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and

whales

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accounted for 15 and 24 . Over the next four years , the population numbers have similar levels.

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, the

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of seals has declined to 25 .

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there was a slight increase in the

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of

whales

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around 26 , and approximately 21  have been found

dolphins

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.

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, in 2014,a gradual decline has been reported from 25 to 21, as numbers of

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population,

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for the seas.

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,

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have increased modestly over 30 . In the

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four years,

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had a higher rate than other species that reported more than half.

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the whale's

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was the least.

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, we could say that

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have ranked the highest

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among these species followed by seals.