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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

The Dinosaur Gallery in Street View

Walk online through our Museum thanks to Google

Our Natural Selection: short animation videos tell the story of six must-see exhibits in our Museum. (Image: RBINS)

Free trail on your smartphone: Our Natural Selection

Visual Trail "Our Masterpieces": two kids ready to follow a trail

Free trail for Kids: Our Masterpieces (6-8 / 9-12)

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Black skin in a live Black vulture (Coragyps atratus) (Photo: Michaël Nicolaï)

02/06/2020

Underneath The Feathers: Darker Bird Skin Protects Against UV Light

Whale skeleton

30/04/2020

3 Million Year Old Skeleton From Port of Antwerp New Puzzle Piece In Whale Evolution

Researcher Maarten Van Steenberge visits a fish market in Uganda (c) Maarten Van Steenberge, RBINS

20/04/2020

Catfish Genes Key to Evolution of the African Landscape

Skeleton of the 125 million years old adult small crocodile Bernissartia fagesii exposed in the Gallery of Dinosaurs. (Photo: RBINS)

06/04/2020

Scan of Small Crocodile of Bernissart Reveals New Details

Palaeolithic dog from Předmostí with a bone fragment between its teeth, from the collections of the Moravian Museum, Brno (Czech Republic). Likely the bone was inserted upon the death of the animal in the context of a ritual. (Photo: M. Germonpré, RBINS)

19/02/2020

Teeth wear reveals: dogs already domesticated during the last Ice Age

A beetle in the heart of Brussels

15/01/2020

Urbanization Impoverishes Fauna, New Study Proofs

One of the three fossil jaw bones of Pahelia mysteriosa found at the Tadkeshwar mine. P. mysteriosa belongs to a newly described family of ungulates that lived 54 million years ago in India. (Photo: Thierry Smith, RBINS)

22/11/2019

Paleontologists Discover Mysterious Hoofed Animal That Roamed India 54 Million Years Ago

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Intro: Our Fossils Have Stood the Test of Time!

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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