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Artist impression of Cambaytherium thewissi
20/11/2014

Fossils Suggest Horses' Ancestors Originated in India

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Reinout Verbeke

Fossils suggest the ancestor of horses and rhinos originated on the Asian subcontinent while it was still an island.

Windmills Thorntonbank
18/11/2014

Prosecution of Dutch Ships Following Contraventions at Belgian Wind Farm

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There have been several recent infringements by Dutch fishermen in Belgian wind farm zones, where it is forbidden to sail and fish. Belgium cannot enforce sanctions on these fishermen because the matter falls under the competence of the flag state.

Antarctic meteorite shown in our Hall 250 Years of Natural Sciences
04/11/2014

Antarctic Meteorite Returns to Our Museum

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Reinout Verbeke
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The antelope is a musical instrument
30/10/2014

An Antelope Slit Drum Finds Shelter in Our Museum

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Stagiaire Communication

This slit drum is part of the exhibition at the Royal Museum for Central Africa (RMCA), in Tervuren. As the latter is currently closed for renovation, this precious object has found a temporary home in our Museum.

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Geologists drill coring on a Japanese lake
24/10/2014

QuakeRecNankai: Expedition to Examine Japan's Earthquakes and Tsunamis

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Reinout Verbeke

Vanessa Heyvaert and Ed Garrett, scientists of the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences (RBINS), are in Japan searching for evidence of past earthquakes and tsunamis.

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