Identified Insect in Fossil Amber in Glass Display Box

Amber is fossilized tree resin, commonly produced by extinct species of the genus Hymenaea. As with modern resin, insects could become trapped, leading to exceptionally detailed preservation. These natural conditions allow insects to remain intact for millions of years, providing valuable insight into ancient ecosystems.

Geological Age: Approximately 20–15 million years old (Miocene)

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127.9 grams, 6 x 8 inches (measures with display box)