The graph illustrates the number of foxes on four different island in California over twenty-year period between 1994 and 2014.
Generally speaking, what stands out from the graph is that there were considerable upward trends in the foxes quanilty of Santa Catalina, Santa Cruz and San Miguel, while the number of foxes of Santa Rosa saw a subtantial fall over the period in question. Another interesting point is that Santa Rosa’s fox was the highest level in 1994, but in 2014 both of Santa Catalina and Santa Cruz was the best popular.
At the beginning, the fox population of Santa Rosa started at 1780 thousand in 1994 and after that there was a subtantial decrease to 400 thousand in 1996. Following this, the number of the fox population continute to fell sightly to 100 thousand in 1998. The year 2000 and 2004 witnessed a marginal decline to the lowest level in the fox population. Next, there was a slight increase to 51 thousand in 2006 and the last eight-year continues to increase considerably. Subsequently, the fox population were upward trend to about 1000 thousand. Besides, The fox population of San Miguel began at about 450 thousand. There was a slight decline to 100 thousand. The next years, the number of fox continutes decrease significantly. From 2000 to 2004, the fox population was the same to Santa Rosa. Following this, there was a slight increase to 82 thousand in 2006, after that there was a significant increase to about 500 thounsand. The fox population stays stable in the last four years.
As regards Santa Cruz, the number of fox started at about 1400 thousand in 1994, after that there was considerable decrease to 16 thousand in 2000. From 2000 to 2004 year, there was marginal rise and went up substantially to 1333 thousand the next 6 year. Finally, the fox population peaked at 1666 thousand. Similarity, Santa Catalina’s fox population began at 1333 thousand, but the 2000 year witnessed a significant decrease to 100 thousand in the number of fox. Next, there was a marginal growth to about 333 thousand in 2004, after that the population of fox continue to upward trend to 1000 thousand in 2010. Ultimately, the number of fox increase to 1666 thousand in the last four years.
The graph illustrates the
number
of
foxes
on four
different
island
in California over twenty-year period between 1994 and 2014.
Generally
speaking, what stands out from the graph is that there were considerable upward trends in the
foxes
quanilty
of Santa Catalina, Santa Cruz and San Miguel, while the
number
of
foxes
of Santa Rosa
saw
a
subtantial
fall over the period in question. Another interesting point is that Santa Rosa’s
fox
was the highest level in 1994,
but
in 2014 both of Santa Catalina and Santa Cruz was the best popular.
At the beginning, the
fox
population
of Santa Rosa
started
at 1780 thousand in 1994 and after that there was a
subtantial
decrease
to 400 thousand in 1996. Following this, the
number
of the
fox
population
continute
to fell
sightly
to 100 thousand in 1998. The
year
2000 and 2004 witnessed a marginal decline to the lowest level in the
fox
population
.
Next
, there was a slight
increase
to 51 thousand in 2006 and the last eight-year continues to
increase
considerably
.
Subsequently
, the
fox
population
were upward trend to about 1000 thousand.
Besides
, The
fox
population
of San Miguel began at about 450 thousand. There was a slight decline to 100 thousand. The
next
years, the
number
of
fox
continutes
decrease
significantly
. From 2000 to 2004, the
fox
population
was the same to Santa Rosa. Following this, there was a slight
increase
to 82 thousand in 2006, after that there was a significant
increase
to about 500
thounsand
. The
fox
population
stays stable in the last four years.
As regards Santa Cruz, the
number
of
fox
started
at about 1400 thousand in 1994, after that there was considerable
decrease
to 16 thousand in 2000. From 2000 to 2004
year
, there was marginal rise and went up
substantially
to 1333 thousand the
next
6
year
.
Finally
, the
fox
population
peaked at 1666 thousand. Similarity, Santa Catalina’s
fox
population
began at 1333 thousand,
but
the 2000
year
witnessed a significant
decrease
to 100 thousand in the
number
of
fox
.
Next
, there was a marginal growth to about 333 thousand in 2004, after that the
population
of
fox
continue to upward trend to 1000 thousand in 2010.
Ultimately
, the
number
of
fox
increase
to 1666 thousand in the last four years.