BY LIAM HUBER | BLOGGER| SQ ONLINE (2016-17) How an Avian Progenitor–or maybe Progenitors– Pieced Together the Foundations for Flight... Read More
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Liam Huber is a second-year biochemistry major at UCSD. You might spot him performing with Foosh Improv or being stalked by raccoons at 2 am in the backwaters of Sixth College. If you see him outside late at night barefoot, don’t be concerned: if Homo erectus could make it as far as East Asia without footwear then he can probably make it to the water fountain and back. Liam writes on paleobiology and macroevolution for Saltman Quarterly. He should probably be focusing on boosting his Darwinian fitness and/or his o-chem grade, but for now he would rather be doodling dinosaurs. You can contact him at liamblogsforsq@gmail.com.
BY LIAM HUBER | BLOGGER| SQ ONLINE (2016-17) How A Novel Adaptation Lifted Mankind onto Two Feet and Changed the... Read More
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