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04/04/2019
52 Million Year Old Birds Found by Palaeontology Enthusiasts
04/04/2019
Four-Legged Whale Ancestors Reached South America in an Otter-Like Swimming Style
18/10/2018
New Pterosaur Species Discovered in the South of France
10/05/2018
Ancient Skull Suggests Whales Were Giant Before Baleen Arose
11/04/2018
Fusion18 | Get inspired by our collections!
21/03/2018
The Genomes of Five Late Neandertals Provide Insights Into Neandertal History
09/03/2018
Bone Analysis Confirms: ‘Little Iguanodon’ is a Separate Species
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Introduction: Human To the Bone
Intro: Our Fossils Have Stood the Test of Time!
Our collections
15/01/2017
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15/04/2019
CARNAGES: Critical analysis of the CARNivoran mammal success during the early AGES
01/09/2014
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01/09/2018
Neogene seals from the northern hemisphere: a multi-parameter paleontological study of the early evolution of Phocidae (Pinnipedia)
01/11/2015
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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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![Reconstruction of the 34-million-year-old whale skull from Antarctica - the second-oldest "baleen" whale ever found. (by Carl Buell)](https://www.naturalsciences.be/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/News_Llanocetus_head_Carl%20Buell_01_EN.jpg?itok=Pkcofq6n "Reconstruction of the 34-million-year-old whale skull from Antarctica - the second-oldest "baleen" whale ever found. (by Carl Buell)")
