Search publications of the members of the Royal Belgian institute of natural Sciences
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Pierre de cœur et couleur de pierre.
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Les secrets d’un coeur de pierre.
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Des pierres et des terres en cité des Nerviens.
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Rome à la campagne. Nouvelles.
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Ardenne, Ardennes et Massif ardennais. Ses ressources naturelles minérales exploitées par l’homme.
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De la matière première entrant à l’usine au produit fini réfractaire.
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Les matières premières de la céramique industrielle fabriquée à Andenne du XIXe au XXe siècles.
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Quelques aspects techniques et sociaux de l’extraction de la derle andennaise
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Étude archéométrique et recherche de l’origine de la matière première des poteries produites dans l’agglomération gallo-romaine de Tourinnes-Saint-Lambert (Walhain, Belgique).
- Year of publication: 2020 Year of printing and availability: 2021
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L’atelier de potier de Tourinnes-Saint-Lambert (province du Brabant wallon ; Belgique) : enquête pluridisciplinaire sur une officine méconnue du Haut-Empire.
- Published in 2020 Printed and available in 2021
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Legends of the Ardenne Massif, a compelling but undervalued cross-border intangible geo-cultural heritage (Belgium, France, Luxemburg, Germany)
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Un atelier métallurgique laténien travaillant les alliages cuivreux et le fer à Berloz (Hesbaye liégeoise, Belgique) : étude archéométrique et mode de fabrication des creusets.
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Référencement géologique des ressources en matières colorantes entre l’Ardèche et le Gardon : un outil pour appréhender les paysages vécus au cours de la Préhistoire.
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Les roches ornementales découvertes lors des fouilles dans l'enceinte de l’abbaye de Stavelot.
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Pierres ornementales de la villa de Nouvelles
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Pierres ornementales du sanctuaire de Blicquy, collections de l’Archéosite du Musée d’Aubechies/Beloeil.
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Analyse pétrographique des roches et des céramiques du site archéologique situé à Larchiwet au Sahara occidental (Maroc)
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Description des pâtes céramiques de 19 tuiles (imbrex, tegula) gallo-romaines du site de Asse.
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A new pipid from the Cretaceous of Africa (In Becetèn, Niger) and early evolution of the Pipidae
- Pipimorpha and its crown-group Pipidae possess one of the most extensive fossil records among anurans, known since the Early Cretaceous in both Laurasia and Gondwana. Pipimorph diversification may have been driven by the breakup of West Gondwana during the Cretaceous. Numerous fossils from South America have been unearthed in the last decade, documenting this event. Unfortunately, Cretaceous pipimorphs from Africa have been limited to a few wellpreserved taxa from sub-Saharan Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, which hinders our comprehension of pipimorph diversification during this key period. The site of In Becetèn, in south-east Niger, is one of the few mid-Late Cretaceous (Coniacian–Santonian) sites from which a pipid, Pachycentrata taqueti, is known. Here, we describe and name a second pipid from the same locality. This taxon is known by a relatively complete braincase. Phylogenetic analyses confirm its position as a pipid, with pipinomorph affinities. This makes In Becetèn the oldest site with at least two pipids. Phylogenetic results are congruent with recent pipimorph relationships, with the presence of an endemic extinct clade in South America, Shelaniinae. The phylogenetic results also allow us to review the proposed definition for Pipimorpha and its subclades and propose new systematic definitions for them. Temporal calibration of the phylogenetic tree based on the fossil record suggests that pipimorphs diversified in a western Gondwana block and confirms that South America separated from Africa around the mid-Cretaceous. Between these two events, pipids diverged in Africa, giving rise to major extant clades. This study highlights the importance of Africa for early pipid diversification during the Cretaceous and of the opening of the Southern Atlantic Ocean for anuran dispersion and diversification.
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Les otolithes de Téléostéens néogènes de Trinidad
