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在我国九百六十万平方公里的土地上,从冰封雪盖的珠穆朗玛峰,到四季如春的南海诸岛,到处都印下了古生物工作者的足迹。他们不分严寒酷暑,终年跋山涉水,细心地从古老岩层中寻找和分析各种生物的化石和遗迹。他们看来都很平凡,工作似乎也很单调、枯燥。但正是他们,在掀动记载着地球沧桑变迁的浩翰史册;他们是一些熟谙大自然撰写的“天书”的人。今天,行进在这支队伍中的,有一名白发苍苍的老兵。他是我国第一代古生物学家,早在五十年前,他的名字就见诸于国内外地质古生物刊物。他,就是我们将在这里介绍的地质古生物学家——杨钟健。解放以来,我国古生物的研究工作有了飞速的发展。研究人员比解放前增加了数十倍,研究的范围也
On the 9.6 million square kilometers of land in China, paleontologists have been printed everywhere, from the snow-capped Everest to the South China Sea islands, which are in full swing. Regardless of the cold and hot summer, they travel all the year round and carefully study and analyze the fossils and relics of various living creatures from the ancient rock formations. They seem very ordinary, the work seems very monotonous, boring. However, it is they who, in their records of the vicissitudes of vicissitudes of life vicissitudes of great history; they are familiar with the nature of writing “Bible” people. Today, there is a white-haired veteran marching in this team. He is the first generation of paleontologists in our country. As early as 50 years ago, his name was published in geological paleontology publications at home and abroad. He is the geologic paleontologist we will introduce here - Yang Zhongjian. Since liberation, the research on paleontology in our country has experienced rapid development. Researchers have increased tens of times more than before liberation, and the scope of the study is also