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This image displays a line graph plotted on a white background with a light gray grid overlay. The graph tracks data over time using a horizontal X-axis and a vertical Y-axis.

The horizontal axis represents years, labeled in ten-year increments starting from 1850 on the far left and ending at 2000 on the right. The axis extends slightly past the year 2000 mark.

The vertical axis represents percentage values. The labels start at the bottom with 0.000000% and increase in increments of 0.000200%. The top label is 0.002800%.

A solid blue line traces the data trend across the graph:
- From 1850 to approximately 1920, the line remains flat along the bottom axis, indicating a value near zero.
- Starting around 1920, the line begins a gradual upward slope.
- By 1930, the rise becomes steeper.
- In the late 1940s and early 1950s, the line jumps up to approximately 0.0018%. There is a slight dip around 1955.
- From roughly 1960 to 1965, there is a sharp increase reaching near 0.0026%.
- Between 1970 and 1980, the line fluctuates slightly but generally trends upward again.
- The graph reaches its highest peak between 1980 and 1990, touching or slightly exceeding the top grid line of 0.002800%.
- After roughly 1990, the line drops sharply and continuously, returning to near-zero levels by the year 2000.

There is one distinct anomaly on the graph: a solid blue square marker located at the very top center. This point aligns with approximately the year 1935 on the X-axis and the value of 0.002800% on the Y-axis, placing it significantly higher than the main trend line for that time period.
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