J332 - Museum Grade Large SPIDER & VELVET ANT Rare MUTILLIDAE Fossil Inclusion Genuine BALTIC AMBER + HQ Picture Thoracocare minuta It is the tail end

It is the tail end of this mosasaur species

It is still unprepared

since the mineralization processes that the rock subsequently underwent along its natural fractures

Topazolite: Yellow-green in color and sometimes of high enough quality to be cut into a faceted gemstone

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J332 - Museum Grade Large SPIDER & VELVET ANT Rare MUTILLIDAE Fossil Inclusion Genuine BALTIC AMBER + HQ Picture Thoracocare minuta It is the tail endScientific name: Spider Araneae and rare wingless wasp (velvet ant) Mutillidae familiy (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 2. 9 grams. Measurements of stone 36x19x8mm, length of spider body and head ~ 3. 2mm, max ~ 5. 5mm. Ref: J332 Amber, as it has been attracting attention of people from remote times,