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Australian pregnancies resulting in multiple births
Multiple Births
1980 - 1.0% (2,249 of 223,318; 2,219 twins, 30 triplets or higher)
1990 - 1.2% (3,168 of 259,435; 3,074 twins, 94 triplets or higher)
2000 - 1.6% (3,900 of 245,700; 3,800 twins, 100 triplets or higher)
- "Among older women this trend is more pronounced. In 1980, there were 730 confinements resulting in multiple births to women aged 30 years and over, constituting 1% of all confinements among women over 30. By 2000, this number had increased to 2,300 (2%)."
(data - Australian Bureau Statistics)
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