Insect in Amber - Cretaceous Burmite Size:Large 71" fossil plant from the

71" fossil plant from the genus Neuropteris that was recovered from a coal bed in Kentucky

Daniel Kirkwood noticed gaps in the Asteroid Belt at locations corresponding to specific fractions of Jupiter's orbit around the Sun

Pallasites are characterized by a unique matrix of the mineral Olivine embedded in solidified iron and nickel

It was collected in accordance with Australia's cultural heritage and mining laws

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Insect in Amber - Cretaceous Burmite Size:Large 71" fossil plant from theThis Insect in Amber specimen is a self contained bead of amber dating to the Cretaceous Period over 65,000,000 years ago! Each specimen contains at least one insect trapped within! It's a unique and beautiful piece of history from the Age of Dinosaurs. These amber pieces come from the Hukawng Valley of Northern Myanmar (Burma). Known as Burmite, Cretaceous Burmese amber has been found to have inclusions of a high diversity of terrestrial fauna and