Burmese Amber with Passalopalpidae Insect – Rare Cretaceous Inclusion Authentic Burmese amber (Myanmar) specimen containing a well-preserved insect attributed to the family Passalopalpidae. The insect is clearly visible, with distinct morphological features characteristic of Passalopalpidae, including body proportions and appendages. Preservation quality allows observation of key anatomical details, making this specimen of particular interest for fossil insect collectors and researchers. The amber exhibits good transparency and a warm, natural coloration typical of Burmese amber from the Kachin region. No major fractures or polishing defects interfere with the visibility of the inclusion, allowing examination from multiple angles. Origin: Myanmar (Kachin State) Age: Cretaceous period, approx. 99 million years Inclusion: Insect (Passalopalpidae) Condition: Very good preservation Amber dimensions:1.3x2.2 cm Weight: 0.5 g