The Chart below gives information about the age of women in Australia when they gave birth to their first child in 1966, 1986 and 2006. Summerise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and making relevant comparisons.

the chart shows the average

number

of females who delivered their

first

baby in a family in Australia in three

years

.

overall

, the highest

number

of

women

who gave delivery to their

first

children came under the age of 19 -24,

while

some females over 40 had the least parturition in three

years

. in detail,

women

under 19-24 gave birth to their

first

baby with shares at 33 % in 1986, and

this

number

plummeted to 20 % after 20

years

. Unfortunately,

this

ratio declined to nearly 10 in the final year.

following

this

, the highest

number

of

women

had come for parturition to

first

born

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at 60% and its peak in 1966, surprisingly

this

number

took a nose dive to 35% in 1986 and continuously plunged to 29% in 2006.

Moreover

, in the category of 25 to 35, around 35% of females born their

first

child in 1966 and

this

ratio gradually inclined

at

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50% after 20

years

but

this

value plunged to approximately 30% in 2006.

Furthermore

, in 1966 around 11% of

women

birthing their

first

child and

this

number

had significant changes and surged to more than 40% between ages 30 to 34 in 2006. Next, the aged 34 to 39 and over 40

women

got pregnant

first

time with shares at below 10 % in 1966. Still,

women

who came in 34 to 39 gave delivery for the

first

time increased to 30% after 40

years

, but those who were above 40 had no significant numbers in birthing.