摘要
With an infrastructure boom uncovering thousands of new fossils, China has become a global hotspot for paleontology. A new generation of dinosaur hunters grapple with profit-hungry real estate developers, indifferent undergrads, and a public slow to take interest in their prehistoric past
With an infrastructure boom uncovering thousands of new fossils, China has become a global hotspot for paleontology. A new generation of dinosaur hunters grapple with profit-hungry real estate developers, indifferent undergrads, and a public slow to take interest in their prehistoric
