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WiseNight

Until 25/09/2021

WISENIGHT: European Researchers Night in Brussels

Eep & Guy Croods

Free trail for Kids: Croods 2

Vader en dochter luisteren naar audioguide in de dinogalerij: www.bemyguide.be

Until 31/12/2025

Audiotours in the Dinosaur Gallery

a miniature dinosaur in augmented reality on the Sauria application (photo: RBINS)

Sauria: a different way to visit the Museum

Thierry Smith

Until 16/11/2017

Nocturne MONKEYS + lecture by Thierry Smith

Trichopteryx dixoni

Free trail for Kids : Baby Animals

Visual PlateoNIGHT

Until 21/04/2017

Party for Ben: PlateoNIGHT

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Artist's reconstruction of the pterosaur Tupandactylus. (Copyright: Julio Lacerda)

20/04/2022

Pterosaurs already had coloured feathers

Arctocyon skull from the collections of the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences. The skull was excavated in the 1980s in the Reims region. (Photo: Thierry Smith)

31/03/2022

Mammals put brawn before brains to survive post-dinosaur world

The tusks of the contemporary African bush elephant (background) are small feat next to the fossil tusk of the straight-tusked elephant (foreground). (Image : RBINS/T. Hubin)

08/02/2022

A fossilised tusk of a straight-tusked elephant from the North Sea. New in the Museum!

A 'hunched' male O. gibbosus spider. (Photo: Gilbert Loos, ARABEL-image bank)

23/12/2021

Supergene turns spider into a ‘macho male’

Kryptobaatar sp. from the Upper Cretaceous of Bayan Mandahu. (Photo: RBINS)

02/12/2021

Two primitive mammals that lived at the end of the dinosaur era

Marine mammals in the Paratethys Sea, which became hypersaline between 13.8 and 13.4 million years ago, developed heavier bones. The core of the bone has far fewer cavities compared to contemporaries from other seas and to current species. (Image: RBINS)

23/11/2021

Marine mammals developed thicker bones as diving weights in super salty sea

Horse herd in the steppes of Inner Mongolia, China, July 2019. (Picture: Ludovic Orlando)

20/10/2021

Origin of domestic horses finally established

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Intro: Our Fossils Have Stood the Test of Time!

Video series about Arkhane, the new Jurassic predator, on display in our Gallery of Evolution.

01/01/2021 to 01/01/2022

Arkhane in 3 videos

Reconstruction of Dormaalcyon latouri(Dormaal, Belgium; Eocene). Image credit: Charlène Letenneur, MNHN / Pascale Golinvaux, RBINS.

15/01/2017 to 15/04/2019

CARNAGES: Critical analysis of the CARNivoran mammal success during the early AGES

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01/09/2014 to 01/09/2018

Neogene seals from the northern hemisphere: a multi-parameter paleontological study of the early evolution of Phocidae (Pinnipedia)

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01/11/2015 to 31/10/2018

The oldest and the rarest - combining insight from both hemispheres to gain a global picture of baleen whale origins and macroevolution

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Ancient Asexuals

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