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Press release,
17-03-2022
Finance
Research
Cooperation
Research Data Management
Sudan and Museum für Naturkunde Berlin conduct joint research in the new ERC project PALEONILE
Interdisciplinary research into the palaeontology of the Nile Basin in Sudan
Press release,
12-08-2022
Research
Fossils
Earth Sciences
How life on land learned to breathe
This discovery indicates that prerequisites of the mammalian way of walking and breathing were already present in some distantly related Permian ancestors.
SP1 Dynamics of Nature
Evolutionary Diversity Dynamics
Research
Biodiversity
Fossils
The leaves of the Cretaceous
For a long time only comparatively few representatives of monocotyledonous plants from the Cretaceous period were known. A cabinet in Berlin contained new evidence of the earlier diversity.
Press release,
22-08-2022
Exhibition
Fossils
Earth Sciences
Reptiles
Dinosaurs! Age of the giant lizards
New special exhibition until 30 November 2023
SP1 Dynamics of Nature
Evolutionary Diversity Dynamics
Research
Morphology
Extinction of Species
Evolution
Fossils
Oceans in temperature-related stress
Temperature-related stresses can degrade marine ecosystems and drive species to extinction. Researchers at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin are testing if there are early responses before extinctions occur.
SP2 Collection Future
Research Infrastructure
Database
Research Data Management
Digitalization
Services Scientific Data
As integrated research museum, the Museum für Naturkunde administers and supports a number of services enabling access to scientific data.
SP1 Dynamics of Nature
Evolutionary Morphology
Research
Morphology
Collection
Evolution
Fossils
Palaeobiology and systematic relationships of Jurassic sauropods
My research area is centered around aspects of functional morphology, palaeoecology and systematic relationships of sauropod dinosaurs from the Jurassic, with the purpose to find out more about the paleobiology of this dinosaur group within their ecosystems.
Press release,
08-02-2017
Evolution
Research Cluster
Fossils
Ecosystem
Mammals
A new look at horse evolution
New Science publication about the evolution of horses
Press release,
22-03-2022
Research
Fossils
Society
Event
Science Communication
Immortal? Finale of the science variety show Glitzern & Denken
Sind sie unsterblich?
Press release,
07-03-2016
Extinction of Species
Evolution
Research Cluster
Fossils
Climate Change
Ecosystem
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,
18-05-2017
Extinction of Species
Evolution
Research Cluster
Fossils
Earth Sciences
Birds
Influential theory of island biodiversity validated 50 years after its publication
First demonstration of an equilibrium between immigration, speciation and extinction being maintained over long time scales on islands
Evolutionary Morphology
Research
Collection
Digitalization
Evolution
Fossils
Tail wagging, the dinosaur way
Palaeontologists have studied sauropod fossils from the Tendaguru site in Tanzania for more than 100 years. As technology advances, new approaches yield new glimpses of how these animals lived
Thu | 06/13/2019 | 10:11
Publications - Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Discovery
Publication list of the Department Biodiversity Discovery
Press release,
24-01-2020
Exhibition
Fossils
Society
Nature
Saur
Tristan Otto: Ambassador for nature
The T. rex can be visit in Copenhagen April, 2 until March 28, 2021
Fri | 04/16/2021 | 19:30
bis
20:30
Wissenschaft im Sauriersaal: The journey of our jenes – migration and adaptation in prehistory
Wissenschaft im Sauriersaal: The journey of our jenes – migration and adaptation in prehistory
Press release,
30-04-2020
Exhibition
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Open to visitors on 12 May: For nature live and digital
Exhibitions of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin open to visitors on 12 May
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Research museums such as the Museum für Naturkunde do not work in isolation, but are always part of national and international networks. Networking with other research institutions and policy stakeholders promotes exchange and is the driving force behind innovative research. More about the Memberships of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin you can find here.
Press release,
14-12-2016
Extinction of Species
Evolution
Fossils
Genetics
Mammals
Research Data Management
Caribbean bats need 8 million years to recover from recent extinction waves
New Study Shows Path to Long-Term Equilibrium in Species Numbers Disturbed by Myriad Extinctions, Many Caused by Humans
Press release,
28-04-2020
Evolution
Fossils
Saur
Could the oldest marine reptiles drop their tail?
Perhaps, but they primarily used their tails for swimming
Press release,
05-02-2018
Amber
Evolution
Research Cluster
Morphology
Spider
When spiders had tails
Chimerarachne looks like a spider and preserves several important spider features, but - it has also a long whip-like tail
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