The 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.
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25/08/2022
Digging Jurassic Dinosaurs in Wyoming: ‘Camarasaurus’ Morris
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Reinout Verbeke
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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15/07/2022
Marine mammals in Belgium in 2021
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Kelle MoreauIn the new report 'Strandings and sightings of marine mammals in Belgium in 2021', the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences, SeaLife Blankenberge and the University of Liège compile the results of monitoring and scientific research on marine mammals in Belgium in 2021.
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