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Four Insects Preserved In Dominican Amber
Stock Number  ACDSW03

Name:   Bark Louse, Diapriid Wasp, and Two Thrips
Age:  Oligocene
Formation:  Amber Mines
Location:  Dominican Republic
Size:  Piece of amber is 1 inch long
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Here is a unique piece of amber from the Oligocene amber mines of the Dominican Republic. This nugget of fossilized tree resin contains a very nice Bark Louse (pictured), an unusual Diapriid Wasp, and two Thrips. The piece of amber has been highly polished on all sides to reveal the fine detail of the insect inclusions. The insects are easily seen in the honey-colored piece of fossil ''ooze''. This is a nice chunk of amber with multiple insects (small close-up photo included for free).


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