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Unusual Scuttle Fly With Excellent Compound Eyes
Stock Number  ACDSF02

Name:   Scuttle Fly (Phoridae)
Age:  Oligocene
Formation:  Amber Mines
Location:  Dominican Republic
Size:  Piece of amber is 0.5 inches long
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This is an uncommon insect in Oligocene Amber. It is a Scuttle Fly (Phoridae) from the Dominican Republic. This insect is beautifully posed in the ''flying'' position. The detail of the insect is just incredible. The head, body, legs, and wings of the insect are wonderfully exhibited. The large compound eyes are beautifully displayed. The insect is easily seen in the golden piece of fossil ''ooze''. This is a very detailed example of this unusual insect (close-up photos included for free).



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