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Historically, more males than females have died in various contexts such as wars, violent conflicts, and accidents, largely due to factors like higher participation in combat and risk-taking behaviors. Additionally, biological differences can influence mortality rates in different age groups and health contexts. However, during certain periods or in specific situations, such as maternal mortality during childbirth, females can have higher mortality rates. Overall, the gender that dies the most can vary significantly based on the specific circumstances being examined.

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