J391 - Museum Grade Midge LAYING EGGS & APHID Fossil Inclusion Genuine BALTIC AMBER + HQ Picture Cut & Polished Ammonites 51'' Acanthopyge (Lobopyge) bassei Devonian
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
51'' Acanthopyge (Lobopyge) bassei Devonian
They are last premolar and first molar of right dentary
Therefore this type of teeth and bones are everyday more scarce
The plate is approximately 39x19x4cm and contains at least 12 complete or near complete brittle star fossils
not quite as big (or as famous) as Tyrannosaurus Rex
J391 - Museum Grade Midge LAYING EGGS & APHID Fossil Inclusion Genuine BALTIC AMBER + HQ Picture Cut & Polished Ammonites 51'' Acanthopyge (Lobopyge) bassei DevonianScientific name: True midge Chironomidae laying eggs and aphid Aphidoidea (Baltic amber stone with fossil inclusion) Location: Baltic Sea, Lithuania Geological Formation: Eocene deposits in the Baltic sea Age: Eocene ( 50 million years) Observations: It weighs 0. 3 grams. Measurements of stone 12x7x3mm, length of insect body and head ~ 0. 6mm. Ref: J391 Amber, as it has been attracting attention of people from remote times, is called Lithuanian gold.