The differences are in the details: Special 3D shape analyses of the jaws and dentition of cave bears and brown bears living at the same time near the Goyet caves show their clearly different food spectrum. In contrast, the diet of brown bears living around 30,000 years ago differs only s
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27/07/2023
Jaw analyses show what cave bears and brown bears ate
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10/07/2023
The Belgica Documents Climate Change in Greenland Fjords
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Kelle MoreauOn the 13th of July 2023 the new Belgian oceanographic research vessel RV Belgica is leaving from Reykjavik, Iceland, for a trip of three weeks to southwest Greenland.
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03/07/2023
New fly species described from the Jardin Massart in Brussels
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Reinout VerbekeEntomologists from the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences have described three new species of fly. They were collected at the Jardin Massart, a botanical garden on the outskirts of Brussels, during a major inventory project with the help of dozens of citizen scientists.
28/06/2023
First RV Belgica Mission to the Far North
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Kelle MoreauUsing the ocean to reduce carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere
16/06/2023
North Sea aerial surveillance in 2022
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Kelle MoreauIn 2022, the aerial surveillance team of the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences realised 244 flight hours over the North Sea. 19 cases of operational marine pollution from ships were observed, two involving oil and 17 other harmful substances.
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