…29/6/2023 – 5/11/2023 Schloss Rosenstein Rushing waterfalls, sharp rocks and deep caves - in the heart of Baden-Württemberg lies one of the most beautiful and varied cultural landscapes in Germany: the Swabian Alb. As…

… the 8th International Meeting on Mesozoic Fishes and Aquatic Tetrapods will take place from July 10–14, 2023 in Stuttgart, Germany, at the Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde, Museum am Löwentor! The meeting…

…Stuttgart, 01.09.2023. All land plants living today can be classified into two groups: Vascular plants, to which all ferns and flowering plants belong, and bryophytes. The latter can often only be distinguished with a…

… by overfishing and habitat destruction. For the editorsOriginal publication: Schweigert, G. (2023): First record of Germanonautilus Spath, 1927 (Cephalopoda: Nautiloidea) from the Lower Jurassic…

…Stuttgart, 12.09.2023. In the wake of the climate crisis and the decline in insect populations, countless studies on bees have made headlines in recent years. Among them are many calls for protective measures to stem or…

…15/11/2022 – 21/5/2023 Schloss Rosenstein Most animals are shy and difficult to observe - but they leave tracks. If you can "read" them, you can find out who is living right beside us, in the fields, in the forests or…

…Stuttgart, 12.10.2023. The State Museum of  Natural History Stuttgart has a globally important collection of marine reptiles with numerous specimens from the time of the so-called Posidonia Shale. The outstanding…

…Stuttgart, 03.11.2023. Marine reptiles were among the most important components of oceanic ecosystems during the age of the dinosaurs. Some of them were predators at the top of the food chain, like the ichthyosaur…

…Stuttgart, 07.09.2023. The emergence of "warm-bloodedness" was a milestone in the evolution of mammals: The ability to maintain a high and constant body temperature enabled the colonisation of new habitats even in harsh…