Can we call human evolution as adaptive radiation?

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Can we call human evolution as adaptive radiation?


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No, because in human evolution, brain size, skeletal structure, dietary preference and social and cultural evolution occured while in adaptive radiation, the origin, basic structure and the devleopment of the organs remain same only morphological changes occurs.

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