Research from ULiège and RBINS investigated the morphological similarities between the earliest whales and ancient marine reptiles from the dinosaur-era, the mosasaurs. Four specimens from our collections were used for this study.
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07/09/2022
Did early whales function the same way as marine reptiles?
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25/08/2022
Digging Jurassic Dinosaurs in Wyoming: ‘Camarasaurus’ Morris
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Reinout VerbekeThe third excavation season in central Wyoming is a spendid one for the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences: three dinosaurs from the late Jurassic era. A - at first sight - young Camarasaurus, a Dryosaurus and possibly a Brachiosaurus.
10/08/2022
Europe's Oldest Gecko Species Lived in Belgium
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Siska Van ParysPaleontologists have described a new extinct gecko species from Belgium. The lizard Dollogekko dormaalensis lived 56 million years ago, making it the oldest gecko species in Europe.
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25/07/2022
The Geological Survey of Belgium celebrates its 125th birthday
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Reinout VerbekeOn December 16th 2021, our Geological Survey of Belgium was exactly 125 years old. This important milestone was celebrated (with a little delay, due to covid, but nonetheless with much enthusiasm) with a colloquium, a book, an award, a birthday cake and excursions.
19/07/2022
Exhibition at the Palace : 2022 edition
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Alexandra BadilaFollowing an absence of two years due to the Corona crisis, Science & Culture at the Palace is back in a "light" version proposed by the Palace, to facilitate a smooth flow of visitors during these open day
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