Bipedaling Toward Truth

Thu, 31 Jan 2013 14:00:00 -0500

Geology. The study provides insights about the development of hominins and the landscape that herbivores (horses, hippos and antelopes) grazed many million years ago. Photo by Dietmar Quistorf." title="USC Dornsife assistant professor Sarah Feakins served as lead author of a study that recently appeared online in Geology. The study provides insights about the development of hominins and the landscape that herbivores (horses, hippos and antelopes) grazed many million years ago. Photo by Dietmar Quistorf." /> A new geology study recently published online in Geology led by Sarah Feakins, assistant professor of earth sciences in USC Dornsife, raises questions about the environment in which our ancestors took shape and developed bipedalism.

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