RBINS Staff Publications 2024

This folder holds the following references to publications, sorted by year and author.

There are 222 references in this bibliography folder.

van Baekel, BW, Fraaije, R, Jagt, JW, Guinot, D, Artal, P, and Goolaerts, S (2024).
Binkhorstiidae, a new family of crabs (Decapoda, Brachyura, Retroplumoidea) from the upper Cretaceous of the Netherlands and Belgium.
Netherlands Journal of Geosciences, 103(e21).

Van den Eynde, D, Kerkhove, T, Van Lancker, V, Devolder, M, and Haelters, J (2024).
Gemotiveerde conclusie voor de aanvraag van DEME Building Materials voor zandwinning in sector 3a (uitzonderlijk project).
Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences.

van Hees, L, Esser, E, Hoogendijk, T, Van Neer, W, Wouters, W, Zeiler, J, and Prummel, W (2024).
The luxurious lives of lords and ladies . Animal remains and their spatial distribution at Huis ter Kleef (c.1250-1573 AD)
Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands, Amersfoort. Nederlandse Archeologische Rapporten 82. (ISBN: 978-90-57993-54-1).

Van Lancker, V, Van Roozendael, B, Baeye, M, Francken, F, Kint, L, and Van den Eynde, D (2024).
Changes in seafloor integrity and hydrographic conditions, towards a spatio-temporal assessment at BPNS scale
In: Monitoring Report 2012-2014. Study Day ‘Gold in the North Sea: the importance of marine sand and innovations in terms of monitoring and research. , chap. 4, pp. 43-57, FPS Economy, ILVO and RBINS.

Van Neer, W, De Cupere, B, and Friedman, R (2024).
The earliest evidence for deformation of livestock horns: The case of Predynastic sheep from Hierakonpolis, Egypt
Journal of Archaeological Science, 172:106104.

Van Nieuwenhove, A and Scheldeman, K (2024).
Tour d’Horizon 2024, 09-13 SEPTEMBER 2024. Mission Report.
Unpublished.

Van Steenberge, M (2024).
The changing ecosystem of East Africa’s Mare Nostrum: Using ichthyology collections to identify the changes in the Lake Victoria region
In: Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Fishbase Symposium - Fishes in changing ecosystems, pp. 73.

van Vliet, HJ, Paymans, T, Bosselaers, M, Verheijen, I, Zboray, A, and Vahldiek, B (2024).
Some newly described archaeocete remains from the Eocene of the Helmstedt region, Germany
Caenozoic Research, 24(1):73-90.

Vandenberghe, T, Brabant, R, Laurent, Y, Brabant, C, Vandendriessche, B, Willems, W, Degraer, S, and Lagring, R (2024).
Digital Animal Sound Archive: a collaborative repository for bio-acoustics
In: International Conference on Marine Data and Information Systems - Proceedings Volume, vol. 80, pp. 165-167. Miscellanea INGV.

Vandenboer, Y, Martens, K, Mesquita-Joanes, F, and Schön, I (2024).
Environmental factors and UV exposure affect gene activity in the putative ancient asexual ostracod Darwinula stevensoni
10th European Ostracodologists' Meeting (EOM10).

Vanderheyden, A, Dekoninck, W, Smitz, N, Lombal, A, De Meyer, M, and Backeljau, T (2024).
First record of three alien termite species in Belgium
BioInvasions Records, 13(2):335-344.

Vellekoop, J, Vanhove, D, Jelu, I, Claeys, P, Ivany, L, De Winter, N, Speijer, R, and Steurbaut, E (2024).
Making sense of variation in sclerochronological stable isotope profiles of mollusks and fish otoliths from the early Eocene southern North Sea Basin.
In: High-resolution paleoenvironmental reconstruction through sclerochronology and geochemistr, ed. by Shirai, K., Prendergast, A. & Kubota, K.(eds). Copernicus Publications, chap. x, pp. xx.

Vellekoop, J, Vanhove, D, Jelu, I, Claeys, P, Ivany, L, De Winter, N, Speijer, R, and Steurbaut, E (2024).
A comparison of bivalve, gastropod and fish otolith stable isotope profiles from the Aalter Sands, early Eocene southern North Sea Basin
In: EGU General Assembly 2024, Vienna, Austria, 14–19 Apr 2024, EGU24-9755.

Veltjen, E, Asselman, P, Baert, W, Baeyen, S, Beirinckx, L, Breyne, L, Brosens, D, Claerhout, T, Cogneau, S, Cox, K, Cuypers, L, Delgat, L, Desmeth, P, de Raad, J, Esselens, L, Eves Down, M, Helsen, P, Leliaert, F, Meganck, K, Pereboom, Z, Smitz, N, Sonet, G, Trekels, M, Vanden Broeck, A, Van Driessche, C, and De Wever, A (2024).
The key to bringing DNA collections to the next level
Research Ideas and Outcomes, 10:e135978.

Veltjen, E, Asselman, P, Baert, W, Baeyen, S, Beirinckx, L, Breyne, L, Brosens, D, Claerhout, T, Cogneau, S, Cox, K, Cuypers, L, Delgat, L, Desmeth, P, de Raad, J, Esselens, L, Eves Down, M, Leliaert, F, Meganck, K, Pereboom, Z, Smitz, N, Sonet, G, Trekels, M, Vanden Broeck, A, Van Driessche, C, and De Wever, A (2024).
The “Key” to Bringing DNA Collections to the Next Level: A DiSSCo Flanders Working Group Product
Biodiversity Information Science and Standards, 8:e141720.

Verheye, ML, Aerts, D, Christiansen, H, Van de Putte, A, Schön, I, Geslain, E, Hellemans, B, and Volckaert, FA (2024).
COnservation management of POlar ecosystems (COPE project): using genomic approaches to study connectivity in Antarctic fishes and amphipods, across spatial and functional scales
I-Marco (Montpellier).

Verheye, ML, Christiansen, H, Van de Putte, A, Schön, I, Geslain, E, Hellemans, B, and Volckaert, FA (2024).
Integration of genetic connectivity and local adaptation in the design of marine protected area in the Southern Ocean: a case study opf Trematomus fishes
I-Marco (Montpellier).

Verheye, ML, Christiansen, H, Van de Putte, A, Schön, I, Geslain, E, Hellemans, B, and Volckaert, FA (2024).
Integrating genetic connectivity and local adaptation in effective Marine Protected Area design: a case study on Southern Ocean Trematomus fishes.
Benelux Congress of Zoology.

Verheye, ML, Christiansen, Van de Putte, A, Schön, I, Geslain, E, Hellemans, B, and Volckaert, FA (2024).
Genetic connectivity of Trematomus fishes in the Southern Ocean
AABBAA (ULB).

Verheye, ML, Herrel, A, Lepoint, G, Martinez-Soarez, P, Schön, I, and Frédérich, B (2024).
Is Antarctica an evolutionary incubator? Phylogenetic comparative study of the amphipod family Iphimediidae on the Antarctic shelf
CIBIM (ULiège):09/12/2024.

Verheye, ML, Herrel, A, Lepoint, G, Martinez-Soarez, P, Schön, I, and Frédérich, B (2024).
Is Antarctica an evolutionary incubator? Phylogenetic comparative study of the amphipod family Iphimediidae on the Antarctic shelf
Benelux Congress of Zoology:12/12/2024.

Veselka, B, Reich, D, Capuzzo, G, Olalde, I, Callan, K, Zalzala, F, Altena, E, Goffette, Q, Ringbauer, H, van der Velde, H, Polet, C, Toussaint, M, Snoeck, C, and Cattelain, L (2024).
Assembling ancestors: the manipulation of Neolithic and Gallo-Roman skeletal remains at Pommerœul, Belgium
Antiquity:1-16.

Vivien, R, Lafont, M, Issartel, C, Ferrari, BJ, and Martin, P (2024).
The Genus Chaetogaster Baer, 1827 (Annelida, Clitellata) in Switzerland: A First Step toward Cataloguing Its Molecular Diversity and Description of New Species on a DNA Sequence Basis
Biology, 13(693):1-19.

W. E. Dupont, D, Patel, T, Kochzius, M, and Schön, I (2024).
Evidence for a single population expansion event across 24,000 km: the case of the deep‑sea scavenging amphipod Abyssorchomene distinctus
Hydrobiologia, 851:2309–2327.

Wang, D, Bai, J, Gu, C, Gourgue, O, Belliard, J, Cui, L, Ke, Y, Sue, L, Wen, L, and Temmerman, S (2024).
How does landscape vegetation configuration regulate local channel initiation in rapidly expanding marsh?
Webpublished, https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/EGU24-17274.html.