The youngest dinosaur tracker

By Beh Yuen Hui

Recording raptors: In this file photo, a geological researcher is measuring the Kayentapus footprints in south-west China’s Chongqing Municipality. — Xinhua

AT the tender age of five, Yang Zherui can easily identify various dinosaur species.

His fondness for the prehistoric animals has actually led to a huge discovery for Chinese palaeontology.

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