10016 - UNUSUAL Fly MICROPHORINAE Bulbous Genitalia Fossil inclusion in BALTIC AMBER + HQ Picture Eokochaspis piochensis are attached (equivalent to the

are attached (equivalent to the exite or outer branch of the Cambrian biramous limb: Wolff & Scholtz 2008)

Niobella lindstroemi

Flecks of iron are plentiful and exist as remnants from previous iron meteorite impacts on the Moon

Paraplicatolina

10016 - UNUSUAL Fly MICROPHORINAE Bulbous Genitalia Fossil inclusion in BALTIC AMBER + HQ Picture Eokochaspis piochensis are attached (equivalent to theScientific name: Unusual fly Microphorinae with bulbous genitalia Location: Baltic Sea, Lithuania Geological Formation: Eocene deposits in the Baltic sea Age: Eocene ( 50 million years) It weighs 0. 4 grams. Measurements of stone 14x13x3mm, length of insect body and head ~ 1. 7mm. Ref: 10016 Amber, as it has been attracting attention of people from remote times, is called Lithuanian gold. It is valued as a marvelous adornment because it reminds of