Inclusion de guêpe ailée dans l'ambre birman. - Ambre
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Ambre birman d’origine, avec inclusion d’une guêpe parasitoïde ailée (Hyménoptères), du Crétacé moyen environ 99 millions d’années; poli et en état naturel.
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Ambre birmane (Burmite) avec inclusion d'une guêpe parasitoïde ailée
Striking specimen of genuine Burmese amber (Burmite) measuring approximately 1,5 × 2,0 cm, containing a beautifully preserved winged parasitoid wasp. The insect is displayed in a natural three-dimensional position, with its delicate wings, elongated antennae, slender legs, and characteristic narrow waist clearly visible.
Originating from the renowned amber deposits of northern Myanmar, this specimen dates to the Middle Cretaceous, approximately 99 million years ago. Parasitoid wasps were already important components of ancient forest ecosystems, playing a key role in regulating insect populations during the age of dinosaurs.
Specifications
Origin: Myanmar (Burmite)
Age: Crétacé moyen, il y a environ 99 millions d'années
Dimensions: 1,5 × 2,0 cm
Inclusion: Winged parasitoid wasp (Hymenoptera)
Preservation: Excellent, with visible wings, antennae, body segmentation, and legs
Additional features: Matière organique naturelle et micro-inclusions préservées dans l'ambre
Suitable for: Amber, fossil, entomology, and natural history collections
This specimen offers a rare glimpse into the diversity of Cretaceous insects and represents an elegant and scientifically significant inclusion preserved for nearly 100 million years. Its excellent visibility and aesthetic presentation make it a desirable piece for both collectors and researchers.
Ambre birmane (Burmite) avec inclusion d'une guêpe parasitoïde ailée
Striking specimen of genuine Burmese amber (Burmite) measuring approximately 1,5 × 2,0 cm, containing a beautifully preserved winged parasitoid wasp. The insect is displayed in a natural three-dimensional position, with its delicate wings, elongated antennae, slender legs, and characteristic narrow waist clearly visible.
Originating from the renowned amber deposits of northern Myanmar, this specimen dates to the Middle Cretaceous, approximately 99 million years ago. Parasitoid wasps were already important components of ancient forest ecosystems, playing a key role in regulating insect populations during the age of dinosaurs.
Specifications
Origin: Myanmar (Burmite)
Age: Crétacé moyen, il y a environ 99 millions d'années
Dimensions: 1,5 × 2,0 cm
Inclusion: Winged parasitoid wasp (Hymenoptera)
Preservation: Excellent, with visible wings, antennae, body segmentation, and legs
Additional features: Matière organique naturelle et micro-inclusions préservées dans l'ambre
Suitable for: Amber, fossil, entomology, and natural history collections
This specimen offers a rare glimpse into the diversity of Cretaceous insects and represents an elegant and scientifically significant inclusion preserved for nearly 100 million years. Its excellent visibility and aesthetic presentation make it a desirable piece for both collectors and researchers.
Détails
Spécimen
Winged Wasp Inclusion burmese amber
Pays d’origine
Myanmar
Période géologique
Crétacé (145 - 66 millions d’années)
Condition
Naturel
Traitement
Poli
Authenticité
Original/officiel
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