04270 - Well Preserved 0.74 Inch Baltic Amber With An Inclusion Of Fossil Insect (Diptera- Dolichopodidae Fly) Dermal scute bones this classification is not final

this classification is not final

label their crocodile teeth as belonging to the huge crocodile of the Sarcosuchus sp genus --however

It is quite small

Next you can visit a link with very interesting information about this sedimentarian basin rich in fossil vertebrates: Ouled Abdoun Basin

04270 - Well Preserved 0.74 Inch Baltic Amber With An Inclusion Of Fossil Insect (Diptera- Dolichopodidae Fly) Dermal scute bones this classification is not finalBeautiful piece of Baltic amber with an inclusion of a fossil fly. This amber comes from the famous deposits that are under the Baltic sea, in the coasts of Poland. Its age dates from the Eocene, and apart from being widely used in jewelry, it usually has a large amount of fossil inclusions inside. Many species of insects have been described thanks to their preservation within this precious resin of fossil tree. In this particular piece, we can