J19 - 2 Rare DAGGER FLIES Brachystomatidae & More Fossil Inclusion Genuine BALTIC AMBER + HQ Picture Chelyabinsk Malvinocooperella

Malvinocooperella

†Parabathycheilus sp

They have undergone some restorations during their preparation

† Ampyx

This specimen is unusual because of its significant content of eucritic breccia clasts with a microcrystalline to glassy aluminous matrix

J19 - 2 Rare DAGGER FLIES Brachystomatidae & More Fossil Inclusion Genuine BALTIC AMBER + HQ Picture Chelyabinsk MalvinocooperellaScientific name: 2 Rare DAGGER FLIES Brachystomatidae & More (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 3. 4 grams. Measurements of stone 30x24x7mm, length of dagger flies body and head ~ 2mm. Ref: J19 Amber, as it has been attracting attention of people from remote times, is called Lithuanian gold. It is