04276 - Well Preserved 0.59 Inch Baltic Amber With An Double Inclusion Of Fossil Insect (Diptera- Dolichopodidae Fly) Rare Bulletin of the American Museum

Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 300:1-318

The type specimen is: LINHM 016

Upchurch et al

Triceratops horridus

Under binocular loupes you can even see the eyes and wing details

04276 - Well Preserved 0.59 Inch Baltic Amber With An Double Inclusion Of Fossil Insect (Diptera- Dolichopodidae Fly) Rare Bulletin of the American MuseumBeautiful piece of Baltic amber with an inclusion of a fossil fly. This amber comes from the famous deposits that are under the Baltic sea, in the coasts of Poland. Its age dates from the Eocene, and apart from being widely used in jewelry, it usually has a large amount of fossil inclusions inside. Many species of insects have been described thanks to their preservation within this precious resin of fossil tree. In this particular piece, we can