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EXTINCTIONS CHOICE - Insects Trapped in Web
Stock Number  ACWEB99
EXTINCTIONS Choice

Name:   Insects Trapped in Spider Web
Age:  Oligocene
Formation:  Amber Mines
Location:  Dominican Republic
Size:  Amber piece is 0.9 inches long
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This is a very rare amber fossil. It is a fossilized Spider web with insects trapped in the web! Spider webs are occasionally found in amber, but it is extremely rare to find a spider web with insects caught within! This amber specimen has a Gall Midge and a Eulophid Wasp stuck in the spider's web. Both insects and the web are easily seen in the large, honey-colored amber nugget. There is also another Eulophid Wasp and a Moth Fly preserved in the amber. This is an extremely rare and collectible amber fossil that tells a unique story (small close-up photo is included for free).



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