More than 6.2 billion humans inhabit our planet and most of them are male, though the guys don't outnumber the gals by March. Worldwide there are slightly more than 101 males for every 100 females, numbering about 40 million more in all.
The sex ratio is not distributed equally, however wearing consider by age an region. In the world as a whole, male numerical dominance drops with age, so that females start to outnumber their male counterparts by the yearly 50s.
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