Burmese amber - Amber - Rare Cretaceous Burmese Amber with Male Diptera – Remarkable Enlarged Antennae – 99 Million Years - 16 mm - 14 mm (No reserve price)





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Scientific name Rare Cretaceous Burmese Amber with Male Diptera – Remarkable Enlarged Antennae – 99 Million Years; Specimen Burmesischer Bernstein (Burmit); Geological period Kreide, Oberkreide (99 million years); Treatment Poliert; Condition Naturbelassen; Weight 0.90 g; Dimensions 16 × 14 × 6 mm; Authenticity Original/offiziell.
Description from the seller
Original Burmese amber from Myanmar dating from the Cretaceous period with an age of about 99 million years.
The piece contains a remarkable fossil Diptera, notable for its exceptionally large, leaf-shaped antennae.
The two prominent antennae show a fine surface structure and are clearly visible on the head. Such specialized antennae can occur in male Diptera and are used, among other things, for perceiving fragrances. For this specimen, a male individual is therefore suspected. A precise assignment to a family has not yet been secured.
In addition to the characteristic antennae, the transparent wings with their fine venation, the segmented body, and several extraordinarily long and slender legs are preserved.
Other natural organic components and small gas bubbles are enclosed in the stone.
Details:
Origin: Myanmar (Burma)
Age: about 99 million years, Cretaceous
Weight: 0.90 g
Main inclusion: Diptera (two-winged)
Two exceptionally large, leaf-shaped antennae
Fine antenna structure visible
Transparent wings with visible venation
Long, slender legs
Generally contiguous/connected body
Other natural organic inclusions
Natural fossil amber
You will receive exactly the amber shown in the pictures.
Original Burmese amber from Myanmar dating from the Cretaceous period with an age of about 99 million years.
The piece contains a remarkable fossil Diptera, notable for its exceptionally large, leaf-shaped antennae.
The two prominent antennae show a fine surface structure and are clearly visible on the head. Such specialized antennae can occur in male Diptera and are used, among other things, for perceiving fragrances. For this specimen, a male individual is therefore suspected. A precise assignment to a family has not yet been secured.
In addition to the characteristic antennae, the transparent wings with their fine venation, the segmented body, and several extraordinarily long and slender legs are preserved.
Other natural organic components and small gas bubbles are enclosed in the stone.
Details:
Origin: Myanmar (Burma)
Age: about 99 million years, Cretaceous
Weight: 0.90 g
Main inclusion: Diptera (two-winged)
Two exceptionally large, leaf-shaped antennae
Fine antenna structure visible
Transparent wings with visible venation
Long, slender legs
Generally contiguous/connected body
Other natural organic inclusions
Natural fossil amber
You will receive exactly the amber shown in the pictures.

