Human Aquatic Adaptations

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Possible aquatic adaptations in human - Arguments for the aquatic ape hypothesis and related water-based models

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• The diagram demonstrates the arguments proposed in the aquatic ape hypothesis (AAH) and related water-based models (e.g. the shore-based diet model), that swimming, diving, and a semi-aquatic lifestyle may have influenced human evolution, caused numerous adaptations in human morphology, anatomy and physiology.
• This diagram is a plain description of the hypothesis and does not provide any support nor criticism to the arguments.
• It must be noted that the points listed are not facts, but hypothetical claims that require further scientific investigations to verify their accuracy, falsifiability, and relevance to human evolution.
• The possible adaptations are grouped into aspects: swimming, floating, diving, foraging, walking, running, pregnancy, infancy, gender, sex, and a zoom-in of the head and the upper body.
• See File:Human_Aquatic_Adaptations_(extra).png or File:Human_Aquatic_Adaptations_(blue_extra).png for versions that includes a few unpublished ideas.
• See File:Human_Running_Adaptations.png for a similar summary of the endurance running hypothesis (ER).

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Own work based on:

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