Ethan Dean Mooney

Ethan is a vertebrate palaeontologist pursuing his PhD at Harvard University in the S. Pierce Lab as part of the Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology. He is an avid explorer of all things natural history and earth sciences. His broad interests involve him in a variety of exciting research on Palaeozoic tetrapods, the odd dinosaur, and the processes of fossilization. Recently, his focus is in unraveling how rapid phenotypic evolution translates to the locomotor and feeding ecologies of early reptiles prior to their rise and reign throughout the Mesozoic Era.