This exceptional Eutheia Ant-like Stone Beetle fossil, from the subfamily Scydmaeninae, is beautifully preserved in genuine Baltic amber from the Middle Eocene period, approximately 40-50 million years ago. Sourced from Lithuania, this amber fossil offers a rare opportunity to observe a delicate insect that lived millions of years ago in a prehistoric forest ecosystem.
Scydmaeninae beetles, commonly known as Ant-like Stone Beetles, are small, agile predators that resemble ants in their appearance and behavior. This fossil captures the intricate details of the beetle’s body structure, from its elongated form to its segmented body, providing a fascinating glimpse into ancient insect life. The preservation in amber has protected the specimen’s features, offering a unique and scientifically valuable piece.
Baltic amber is renowned for its ability to preserve ancient organisms in stunning detail, and this Eutheia beetle fossil is no exception. It provides a unique window into the life and behavior of an insect species from the Eocene epoch, making it an invaluable piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Perfect for entomologists, fossil collectors, or anyone with a passion for ancient life, this fossil offers both historical significance and aesthetic appeal.
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