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Ambra - Ambra - lizard tail - 34 mm - 21 mm
N. 84019885
This amber still has the lizard's tail. Lizard amber is very very rare, for it’s to big for amber to keep it. You can see its skin. Its tail is also kept in perfect condition.
Every amber we’ll use PE box to keep it save and easy to collect them.
This amber still has the lizard's tail. Lizard amber is very very rare, for it’s to big for amber to keep it. You can see its skin. Its tail is also kept in perfect condition.
Every amber we’ll use PE box to keep it save and easy to collect them.
Esemplare
Ambra
Nome scientifico
lizard tail
Paese d’origine
Myanmar
Periodo geologico
Cretaceo, Superiore (100,5 – 66 milioni di anni)
Condizione
Naturale
Trattamento
Conservato
Altezza
34 mm
Larghezza
21 mm
Profondità
4 mm
