The African clawed frog Xenopus Laevis will soon find itself more at ease in Europe due to climate change, according to an international study that included biologists of our Institute.
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15/06/2016
Climate Change Will Cause the African Clawed Frog to Spread in Europe
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02/06/2016
Marker Wadden Dredging Operations Observed by Sentinel-2A Satellite
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[displayName]In the Netherlands, dredging operations in the lake Markermeer can be seen from space! RBINS scientists process satellite images and validate these images with measurements in the lake.
26/05/2016
Good News and Bad News from the Sahara
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[displayName]The reintroduction of the Scimitar-horned Oryx (Oryx dammah) in Chad is a very positive development for the species. Unfortunately, in the meantime, regional insecurity and oil industry activities in the Sahara desert have pushed the Addax (
25/05/2016
Constructions in French Cave Indicate Neanderthals Were More Modern than Assumed
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Reinout VerbekeScientists have found constructions in a cave in the south west of France that are 176,500 years old. This makes them among the oldest known human constructions. Neanderthals built structures with broken stalagmites and used them as fireplaces.
23/05/2016
Save the Biodiversity - 1001 Decisions
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[displayName]On May 20, 2016 we celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Belgian ratification of the Convention on Biological Diversity in the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences. Biodiversity is life! But that life is threatened ...
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