The graph below gives information on the population of turtles in India from 1980 to 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The provided graph represents the

number

of various

kind

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of

turtles

found in India between the

year

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years

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1980 and 2012.

Overall

, it can be seen that the

number

of total species remained pretty much the same throughout the

year

. Olive ridley

turtles

outnumbered Leatherback

turtles

from

year

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1987,

whereas

the

number

of green

turtles

slightly declined over the years. In the initial

year

(1980), the total population of the

turtles

were 100 and reached its peak point in the

year

1987 (110).

However

, starting from the

year

1988 the aggregate sum of

turtles

showed slight variations up until the

year

2003 and gradually inclined from approximately 103 to more than 105 in the

year

2012. Leatherback

turtles

and Oliver ridley

turtles

were moving in the same direction for

couple

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of years but

then

from

year

1987, they started going in opposite

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ways

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. The

number

of leatherback

turtles

increased and reached above 130 in the

year

1997 and continued to be still. Contrastingly, Oliver ridley

turtles

sharply declined as it reached below 70 in the

year

1997. It

then

dropped to less than 60 in the

year

2008 and stayed almost consistent until the

year

2012.The

number

of green

turtles

reached its highest point in the

year

1982 (110)

then

remained static in the coming years and reached less than 100 in the

year

2012.