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Biting Midge and Elongate Springtail
INSECTS, ETC. IN AMBER • DOMINICAN • FLIES • BITING MIDGES
Stock Number ACDBM03
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Name:   Biting Midge and Elongate Springtail
Age:  Oligocene
Formation:  Amber Mines
Location:  Dominican Republic
Size:  Amber piece is 0.45 inches long
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This is an unusual pair of insects in Dominican Amber. There is a Biting Midge and Elongate Springtail trapped in the honey-colored amber piece. The Biting Midge has nice detail - most of its features are easily seen. The Elongate Springtail also has good detail. This Springtail looks like it is actually caught in a spider's web! This is a very unusual pair of fossil insects keeping mixed company.

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