Search publications of the members of the Royal Belgian institute of natural Sciences
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Les ouvrages hydrauliques souterrains de « Mazeran » et du « Garissou » (Béziers, 34) : des qanàts romains en Gaule Narbonnaise
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Les sanctuaires dans leur environnement : apport des analyses polliniques réalisées dans le nord de la France et la Belgique. Approche méthodologique
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L'occupation de la haute montagne dans les Alpes occidentales. Apport de l'archéologie et des analyses paléoenvironnementales
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Uomini e paesaggi nei bacini di montagna della Durance e del Drac negli ultimi due millenia a.C.
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Occupation de la montagne et transformation des milieux dans les Alpes méridionales au cours de l’Age du Bronze : Approche croisée des données palynologiques et archéologiques en Champsaur et Argentièrois (Hautes-Alpes, France).
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Avances en la filogenia y biogeografía de esponjas marinas del Pacífico Sureste
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Paléobiologie et paléobiogéographie des amphibiens et reptiles : un hommage à Jean-Claude Rage – 1re partie
- Editorial for the special volume in honour of Jean-Claude Rage.
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Description d'une nouvelle espèce du genre Ziglipton Komiya, 2003 de l'île de Palawan, Philippines (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae, Prioninae)
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AN ANNOTATED CHECKLIST OF THE OLIGO-MIOCENE CEPHALOPODS OF THE MALTESE ISLANDS
- A systematic checklist of cephalopod fossils (Phylum Mollusca: Class Cephalopoda) recorded from the Oligo-Miocene sedimentary sequence of the Maltese archipelago is given. It consists of species of the nautilid genera Aturia and Eutrephoceras, next to calcified parts of the nautilid animal’s upper jaw placed under the parataxon Rhyncolites, and of sepiid and spirulid coleoid genera Sepia (Sepiida) and Spirulirostra (Spirulirostrida). Cephalopod fossils from the Maltese archipelago, in particular abundant limonitic or phosphoritic specimens of Aturia and Sepia, have been recorded in scientific literature since the middle part of the 19th Century. The identification of several species of Sepia is hampered by lost type material and taphonomic distortion or loss of diagnostic traits.
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Monitoring the trade in exotic animal products through DNA barcoding of passenger-imported meat
- The INTERCEPT-project seeks to propose a robust framework for the long-term monitoring of (exotic) animal product imports into Belgium, highlighting the legal and illegal aspects of the trade and its implications for public and animal health. INTERCEPT aims to move towards a centralised database by integrating data from various federal services and agencies to gain a better overview of the trade and to promote the dissemination of crucial information among federal services, agencies, and stakeholders. The project also aims to introduce a secure and efficient sampling method for officials, along with a laboratory species identification pipeline by researchers, which will enable rapid DNA-based identification of illegally imported meat. During the project, meat intercepted from passengers luggage at Brussels Airport is sampled, identified using DNA barcoding and screened for pathogens. At present, 424 specimens have been sampled, of which 315 have been identified so far. About 40% were derived from non-domesticated species, including meat from 10 CITES-listed species. Among the seized wild meat samples, greater cane rat (Thryonomys swinderianus) and African brush-tailed porcupine (Atherurus africanus) were predominant. Six specimens (5%) were misidentified as domestic meat upon seizure, while DNA analyses revealed a wild species. Inversely, twelve specimens (6%) were misidentified as wild meat, while DNA analyses revealed a domestic species. By fostering collaboration among scientific institutions and federal agencies, this initiative aims to inform border control measures, and will support future research into diseases carried by both domestic and exotic meat, allowing better characterisation of the health risks associated with the illegal import of meat from third countries.
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Meules et aiguisoirs de deux occupations distinctes à « Nereth 2 » (Baelen).
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Étude pétrographique des roches riches en silice du site néandertalien de Grand-Rosière-Hottomont (Ramillies, Prov. du Brabant wallon, BE).
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De la céramique rubanée au décor incrusté d’os calciné. Description et analyses de quelques découvertes de Hesbaye liégeoise (BE).
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Ath « Les Haleurs » (BE) : les éléments en schiste du village blicquien.
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Origine, caractérisation et mise en place de matériaux riches en fer dans la grotte Scladina (Andenne, Belgique) : processus naturels et sources anthropiques potentielles.
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Robert Garcet's Eben-Ezer Flint Tower (Bassenge, Belgium): from Stone Masonry to Stone Mythology.
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Krakatauia recta (Wiedemann, 1830) in coastal habitats in Singapore with a re-description and notes on its Oriental and Australasian distribution, and the description of a new related Krakatauia species from the Philippines (Diptera: Dolichopodidae)
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New Drapetis Meigen from Bulgaria (Diptera: Hybotidae)
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Knijten in Vlaanderen, een nieuw probleem?
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New data on flies from saltmarshes from the Reserva natural de s’Albufereta and the Natural Park of s’Albufera (Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain) with the description of a new species of Drapetis Meigen (Diptera: Hybotidae, Tachydromiinae)
