Scirtidae marsh beetle larvae in genuine baltic amber fossil, middle eocene, lithuania – coa

Description

This remarkable Scirtidae Marsh Beetle Larvae fossil is perfectly preserved in genuine Baltic amber from the Middle Eocene period, approximately 40-50 million years ago. Originating from Lithuania, this amber specimen offers a rare glimpse into prehistoric life, encapsulating the larval stage of the Scirtidae family, commonly known as marsh beetles.

Scirtidae beetle larvae are typically aquatic, living in marshes, ponds, and other water-rich environments. This fossilized larvae captures the detailed structure of the creature, providing insight into its development and behavior millions of years ago. Amber is renowned for preserving even the most delicate features of such organisms, making this piece a fascinating specimen for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

• Species: Scirtidae (Marsh Beetle Larvae)
• Age: Middle Eocene (40-50 million years old)
• Origin: Baltic Amber, Lithuania
• Size: Please refer to the photo for exact dimensions (Scale cube = 1 cm)
• Condition: Genuine amber fossil with natural inclusions
• Certificate of Authenticity: Included with every purchase, ensuring the specimen’s authenticity
• Actual Specimen: The photo displays the exact fossil you will receive, ensuring a one-of-a-kind piece for your collection.

Baltic amber fossils offer a rare opportunity to observe prehistoric life, and this marsh beetle larvae inclusion is no exception. It is a captivating window into ancient ecosystems, providing a tangible connection to the creatures that once thrived in water-filled environments during the Eocene epoch.

This fossil is perfect for entomologists, fossil enthusiasts, or anyone with a passion for natural history. Its historical and scientific value makes it a highlight in any collection.

Shipping & Packaging: We take great care to securely package this fossil to ensure it reaches you safely. Every purchase comes with a Certificate of Authenticity to verify its genuine nature.

Add this unique Scirtidae marsh beetle larvae fossil to your collection today!