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Press release,
03-06-2024
Research
Spider
Knowledge Transfer
Germany’s oldest harvestmen were shiny fellows!
Germany’s oldest harvestmen were shiny fellows!
Press release,
07-06-2019
Evolution
Research Cluster
Fossils
Insects
Trilobites had eyes like insects and crustaceans
The eyes of trilobites were studied in a new paper published in the international journal Nature Communications by a team of scientists with Jason Dunlop from the Museum für Naturkunde.
SP1 Dynamics of Nature
Evolutionary Diversity Dynamics
Research
Biodiversity
Evolution
Fossils
Earth Sciences
Seafood in the Utah desert
Species diversity of marine ecosystems increased dramatically around 470 Million years ago. Richard Hofmann investigates whether competition was a driver of this development.
Press release,
22-10-2020
Extinction of Species
Database
Evolution
Climate Change
Cooperation
Ecosystem
The largest biome on earth in peril?
Museum für Naturkunde Berlin investigates connection between global warming and plankton extinction
Tue | 06/11/2019 | 18:00
Publications - Evolutionary Morphology
Publication list of the Department Evolutionary Morphology
Mon | 11/30/2015 | 15:25
Collection
Collection With over 30 million objects, the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin houses the largest natural history collection in Germany. It is the museum's core infrastructure. The collection comprises objects from the time of the origin of the solar system more than 4.5 billion years ago until today and contains a large number of first descriptions of species (type specimens). The objects have been collected since the early 18th century and have often been collected during famous expeditions and by important scientists such as Alexander von Humboldt, Charles Darwin or Adalbert von Chamisso.
Mon | 02/10/2020 | 15:15
Extinction risk foreseeable
Global warming risks: modern and fossil ecological responses speak in unison
Press release,
09-07-2019
Research Cluster
Fossils
Ecosystem
Plants
Oldest completely preserved lily discovered
Fossil evidence of Core monocots in the Early Cretaceous
Press release,
02-04-2023
Museum Visit
Saur
Special Exhibition
Triceratops Amalie moves into Berlin's natural history museum
New original dinosaur in Berlin's natural history museum
Press release,
21-01-2019
Exhibition
Evolution
Research Cluster
Cultural Heritage
Collection
Saur
Discovery of a new dinosaur genus
Fauna von Sauropoden aus dem Jura des Tendaguru-Gebietes war noch viel diverser als bisher angenommen
Press release,
14-02-2024
Evolution
Research
Fossils
Climate Change
Life underground: Burrowing in prehistoric times
A comprehensive review of fossils, some of which were discovered within the framework of the ongoing BROMACKER research project, reveals the origin and early evolution of vertebrate burrowing behaviour and provides new insights into the impact of climate change.
Press release,
23-08-2021
Amber
Digitalization
Fossils
Insects
Cooperation
Ecosystem
Future Plan
Methods to conserve and study ancient amber
conclusions about past ecosystems
Press release,
03-11-2022
Extinction of Species
Genomics
Mammals
Oldest palaeogenome from the African continent tells of the extinction of the blue antelope
Scientists generated the first two nuclear genomes of the extinct blue antelope
Press release,
07-03-2016
Biodiversity
Evolution
Ecosystem
Knowledge Transfer
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.
SP1 Dynamics of Nature
Evolutionary Diversity Dynamics
Research
Database
Fossils
Earth Sciences
Cooperation
NSB Database
The NSB fossil marine plankton database, initiated and led by MfN scientists, supports international research on plankton taxonomy, paleobiology and paleoceanography.
Press release,
13-06-2017
Amber
Digitalization
Evolution
Research Cluster
New tick species in 100 million years old amber
Researcher descriped one of the world’s oldest tick species
Evolutionary Diversity Dynamics
Research
Collection
Biodiversity
Evolution
Fossils
Earth Sciences
Cultural Heritage
About the Bromacker excavation site
Unique fossils in the Thuringian Forest
Tue | 06/06/2023 | 12:24
What the explosion left behind
Where the city of Chemnitz stands today, there used to be a volcano. When it erupted, it buried a forest underneath it. Ludwig Luthardt, palaeontologist at the museum, explores the fossilised wood - and can thus reconstruct the climate.
Evolutionary Morphology
Research
Morphology
Evolution
Fossils
Dicraeosaurus: The story of “M” and “m”
Palaeontologists discovered Dicraeosaurus over 100 years ago, but questions about these sauropod dinosaurs remain. Researchers at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin investigate the most complete skeleton find
SP1 Dynamics of Nature
Evolutionary Diversity Dynamics
Research
Research Infrastructure
Database
Fossils
Earth Sciences
Update for the Neptune Sandbox
Drilling cores from the deep sea document in extraordinary detail around 100 million years of evolutionary and climatic history of the Earth. Researchers at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin make the data better available for use.
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