The Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences (RBINS) has launched an online museum with the oldest art objects from Belgium.
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23/01/2018
The Most Ancient Belgian Art: Online And in 3D
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Reinout Verbeke
15/12/2017
Will Climate Change Lead to More Sole in the North Sea?
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Kelle MoreauThe common sole (Solea solea) is a flatfish with a high economical value (e.g. representing up to 40% of the annual profit of the Belgian fishery in recent years), that is therefore subject to a strong fishing pressure.
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14/12/2017
Plateosaurus for Brussels
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Reinout Verbeke135 years after the Bernissart Iguanodons, the Museum of Natural Sciences showcases an authentic and complete dinosaur fossil: Ben, the Plateosaurus from Switzerland.
06/12/2017
Stolen Dinosaur Skeleton Turns Out To Be Swimming Raptor
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Reinout VerbekeAn international team of scientists, along with Belgian palaeontologists, has described a new dinosaur that could swim. It is the first time this adaptation has been found so clearly in a dinosaur.
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OD Earth and History of Life
05/12/2017
Environmental Impact of Offshore Windfarms in Belgium
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Kelle MoreauTo monitor the ecological impact of wind turbines at sea, our institute coordinates an extensive monitoring programme that detects the environmental effects. The programme is fully operational since 2008.
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