British Council and Ipsos MORI figures of the belief in the Theory of Evolution by country.

Yeah this follows the trend of problematic surveys in the area, with another short, closed-item short questionnaire.

Recent UK stuff like the Theos research (although problematic in itself in its phrasing) showed that the picture's anything but clear - it's worth having a look at the 'faith and darwin' and 'rescuing darwin' reports for both a picture of the UK landscape and the problems of these surveys, and also reveals some of the nuances to trespondents' answers.

Miller at al published a 32-country survey (of 'developed' countries) in 2006 in Science, and Hameed (2009, also in Science) published a brief summary of attitudes in Muslim countries.

8% is the lowest I've come across in any survey (though Hameed cited the same figure from another survey) - and the item in the British Council's is different from Miller et al's and most other academic surveys which find a 'human exceptionalist' point of view if often responsible for differences in response to particular item phrasings.