Belgian and French palaeontologists have discovered a new pterosaur species in the South of France. This flying reptile with a wingspan of about 4,5 meter belongs to the same family as the iconic Quetzalcoatlus.
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18/10/2018
New Pterosaur Species Discovered in the South of France
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15/10/2018
A Brand New Free Online Course On Biodiversity
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Charlotte DegueldreAre you passionate about biology, biodiversity, science? Are these themes central to your professional activity or do you want to integrate them more? Do you want to commit to biodiversity in Europe and increase your knowledge and skills in the field?
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01/10/2018
Aerosol Correction For High Resolution Satellite Data
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Kelle MoreauSatellite data are increasingly used in applications such as water turbidity mapping (important for aquatic organisms) and understanding sediment transport.
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05/09/2018
Standing In Solidarity With the National Museum of Brazil
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Reinout VerbekeOn Sunday evening, a massive fire devastated the National Museum of Brazil. Founded 200 years ago, the museum is Brazil's oldest scientific institution and one of the largest and most renowned museums in Latin America, with a collection of 20 million artifacts and specimens.
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24/08/2018
Marine Mammals in Belgium in 2017
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Kelle MoreauOur marine scientists summarise the available information on marine mammals in Belgium in an annual report.
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