J332 - Museum Grade Large SPIDER & VELVET ANT Rare MUTILLIDAE Fossil Inclusion Genuine BALTIC AMBER + HQ Picture Thoracocare minuta Location North of Zagora

Location North of Zagora

filter-feeding appendage of Aegirocassis is considerably more complex and sophisticated than that of Tamisiocaris and may herald a shift in the Early Ordovician to large-scale filter feeding in the oceans

It presents great differences with the Thysanopeltis known until now

Flexicalymene praelongicephala

J332 - Museum Grade Large SPIDER & VELVET ANT Rare MUTILLIDAE Fossil Inclusion Genuine BALTIC AMBER + HQ Picture Thoracocare minuta Location North of ZagoraScientific name: Spider Araneae and rare wingless wasp (velvet ant) Mutillidae familiy (Baltic amber stone with fossil inclusion) Location: Baltic Sea, Lithuania Geological Formation: Eocene deposits in the Baltic sea Age: Eocene ( 50 million years) Observations: It weighs 2. 9 grams. Measurements of stone 36x19x8mm, length of spider body and head ~ 3. 2mm, max ~ 5. 5mm. Ref: J332 Amber, as it has been attracting attention of people from remote times,