Diese Grafik zeigt die weltweite durchschnittliche Geburtenzahl für jeden Monat, basierend auf UNdata-Aufzeichnungen von 1967 bis 2025.
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Diese Grafik zeigt die weltweite durchschnittliche Geburtenzahl für jeden Monat, basierend auf UNdata-Aufzeichnungen von 1967 bis 2025.
Von Open-Ease685
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Data source: [UNdata](https://data.un.org/Data.aspx?d=POP&f=tableCode%3A55)
Tool used: [Energent.AI](http://Energent.AI)
So based on this graph, I guess everyone is getting it on in the winter.
Would be interesting to see how the pattern changes over time as the balance of births shifts between different regions. I assume the early years in the sample are heavily led by China, middle years by India and most recent years by Africa.
I think February having around 9% fewer days than the average month is considerably affecting the results.
The data should take into account the number of days in each month. Feb would instead be ~3.08M per day while Dec would be the lowest at 2.95M per day. Sep would still be the highest at 3.28M per day.
This would average out some of the cyclic data we see from Jan to Aug.