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Tue | 03/15/2016 | 13:40
Volunteering
Volunteers give invaluable support to the Museum – in particular in the collections comprising 30 million precious items. We would like to thank those who share their time, knowledge and joy with us and would be happy to welcome you as a volunteer. Classical fields of activity include
Tue | 03/15/2016 | 13:31
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Visit Germany's central citizen science platform "Bürger schaffen Wissen"
Tue | 03/15/2016 | 13:13
Film and Photography
All information about taking photos and filming in the museum
Press release,
11-03-2016
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Venomous snakes of Nepal: doctors and diplomats celebrate book release in Kathmandu
Venomous snakes are an occupational health risk for millions of farmers in Nepal.
Fri | 03/11/2016 | 13:40
In the footsteps of prehistoric elephants
footprints from the Arabian Desert
Press release,
11-03-2016
Evolution
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Morphology
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To see, or not to see: that is the question
Paleontologists from the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin in Germany investigate whether the possession of eyes is a key advantage that leads to evolutionary success in the long run.
Press release,
11-03-2016
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A new perspective on an „anomalous island“
distribution of selected animal groups on the island Sulawesi
Press release,
11-03-2016
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Tyrannosaurus rex TRISTAN conquers CeBIT
It is the first time a mueum has been exhibiting at the CeBIT fair
Wed | 03/09/2016 | 13:23
Discovering lost Worlds – Ecosystem research in Sudan
While traditionally, palaeontologists were mainly interested in describing individual, and ideally complete fossil skeletons, today’s scientists are also focusing on the bigger picture. What were ecosystems like many million years ago? What was the flora and fauna like and how did they change over time? Which conclusions can be drawn from the past, and can they tell us anything about the present and future of our planet?
Press release,
07-03-2016
Evolution
Fossils
Morphology
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Saur
Giant fossil predator provides insights into the rise of modern marine ecosystem structures
An 8.6 meter long fossil marine predator was recovered from the Nevada desert in an excavation by an international team of researchers led by Dr. Nadia Fröbisch, a paleontologist at the Museum für Naturkunde, Leibniz Institute for Research on Evolution and Biodiversity in Berlin.
Press release,
07-03-2016
Amphibians
Extinction of Species
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Hope for frogs in a biodiversity hotspot: No chytrid in West Africa
Amphibians are one of the most threatened animal groups in the world. Nearly one third of all species are under acute threat.
Press release,
07-03-2016
Exhibition
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Knut the Polar Bear to be exhibited at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin
From February 16th to March 15th, Knut the polar bear, who died in the Berlin Zoo on 19/03/2011, will be on public display in the foyer of the Museum für Naturkunde, free of charge, following the wishes of a large part of the population.
Press release,
07-03-2016
Biodiversity
Evolution
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Mites hitched a ride on beetles 50 million years ago
Predatory mites are a diverse group of arachnids who use a number of tricks to colonise new habitats.
Press release,
07-03-2016
Evolution
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Birds
Synchrotron-based chemical imaging reveals plumage patterns in Archaeopteryx
A key collaborator on this project was Dr. Daniela Schwartz-Wings (Curator at the Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin), who kindly loaned two of the priceless Archaeopteryx fossils scanned in the course of this study.
Press release,
07-03-2016
Extinction of Species
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Ancient mammal relatives cast light on recovery after mass extinction
A study of how the ancient relatives of modern mammals recovered after mass extinction raises fresh questions about the capacity for life to recover from cataclysmic events.
Press release,
07-03-2016
Amphibians
Genetics
Insects
Morphology
Ecosystem
Frogs don’t need Harry Potter’s invisible cloak to hide from enemies
The Red Rubber Frog, living in the savannas of West Africa, occurs within the colonies of poisonous and aggressive ants, without being harmed by them.
Press release,
04-03-2016
Digitalization
Evolution
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Scan of dinosaur bones
The 3D scanning system CultLab3D of Fraunhofer IGD will be tested at the Museum of Natural History in Berlin next week.m für Naturkunde Berlin getestet.
Press release,
04-03-2016
Amphibians
Evolution
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Old legs all new – 300 Million year old amphibian was already capable of regenerating its limbs
A team of paleontologists at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin demonstrates in a new study that a distant fossil relative of modern amphibians was already capable of regenerating its limbs after injury and amputation.
Press release,
04-03-2016
Digitalization
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Spider
Ancient arachnid brought back to life
A stunning video based on fossils of a 410-million-year-old arachnid – one of the first predators on land – recreates the way the animals walked.
Press release,
04-03-2016
Amphibians
Database
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One or two? How to decide how manx species you have got
In a recent study published in the open access journal Zoosystematics and Evolution, scientists from the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin use genetic data and calls analysis to test if treefrogs from West and Central Africa belong to different or the same species.
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