Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - spider (Anapidae, Fossilanapis anderseni Wunderlich) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - spider (Anapidae, Fossilanapis anderseni Wunderlich) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published - the piece is very oxidised so it was very difficult to make these images..

ZMUC-900009
Holotypus
Leg.: C.V. Henningsen
Date: 28.3.1968
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
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Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - Aphid (Aphididae, Balticorostrum cuneatum Heie) Type

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - Aphid (Aphididae, Balticorostrum cuneatum Heie) Type, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published - the piece is very oxidised so it was very difficult to make these images..

ZMUC-900152
Type
Loc.: Denmark, Møn
Leg.: Th. Hansen
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - frit fly (Chloropidae, Protoscinella electrica Hennig) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - frit fly (Chloropidae, Protoscinella electrica Hennig) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published - the piece is very oxidised so it was very difficult to make these images..

ZMUC-900409
Holotypus, 1965
Leg.: A. Klarskov Andersen
Date: 30.1.1958
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaver spider (Araneidae, Theridiometa samlandica Petrunkevitch, 1942)

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaver spider (Araneidae, Theridiometa samlandica Petrunkevitch, 1942), originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

ZMUC-900003
Loc.: Denmark, SZ, Slagelse teglværk
Leg.: Drejer Madsen
Date: 8.12.1914
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaver spider (Araneidae, Theridiometa samlandica Petrunkevitch, 1942)

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaver spider (Araneidae, Theridiometa samlandica Petrunkevitch, 1942), originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

ZMUC-900003
Loc.: Denmark, SZ, Slagelse teglværk
Leg.: Drejer Madsen
Date: 8.12.1914
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaver spider (Araneidae, Theridiometa samlandica Petrunkevitch, 1942)

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaver spider (Araneidae, Theridiometa samlandica Petrunkevitch, 1942), originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

ZMUC-900003
Loc.: Denmark, SZ, Slagelse teglværk
Leg.: Drejer Madsen
Date: 8.12.1914
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaver spider (Araneidae, Theridiometa samlandica Petrunkevitch, 1942)

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaver spider (Araneidae, Theridiometa samlandica Petrunkevitch, 1942), originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

ZMUC-900003
Loc.: Denmark, SZ, Slagelse teglværk
Leg.: Drejer Madsen
Date: 8.12.1914
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an rare tiny fly (Mythicomyiidae, Proplatypygus succineus Henning) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an rare tiny fly (Mythicomyiidae, Proplatypygus succineus Henning) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published - the piece is very oxidised so it was very difficult to make these images..

ZMUC-900405
Holotypus, 1969
Leg.: A.K. Andersen
Date: 28.3.1968
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an rare tiny fly (Mythicomyiidae, Proplatypygus succineus Henning) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an rare tiny fly (Mythicomyiidae, Proplatypygus succineus Henning) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published - the piece is very oxidised so it was very difficult to make these images..

ZMUC-900405
Holotypus, 1969
Leg.: A.K. Andersen
Date: 28.3.1968
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an rare tiny fly (Mythicomyiidae, Proplatypygus succineus Henning) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an rare tiny fly (Mythicomyiidae, Proplatypygus succineus Henning) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published - the piece is very oxidised so it was very difficult to make these images..

ZMUC-900405
Holotypus, 1969
Leg.: A.K. Andersen
Date: 28.3.1968
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - flutter-wing fly (Pallopteridae, Glaesolonchea electrica Henning) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - flutter-wing fly (Pallopteridae, Glaesolonchea electrica Henning) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published - the piece is very oxidised so it was very difficult to make these images..

ZMUC-900418
Holotypus, 1967
Leg.: C.V. Henningsen
Date: 1.12.1966
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - Huntsman spider (Eusparassidae, Adulatrix rufa?) Petrunkevitch, 1942

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - Huntsman spider (Eusparassidae, Adulatrix rufa?) Petrunkevitch, 1942, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

ZMUC-900008
Loc: Denmark
Leg.: Drejer Madsen
Date: 17.10.1916
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - Huntsman spider (Eusparassidae, Adulatrix rufa?) Petrunkevitch, 1942

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - Huntsman spider (Eusparassidae, Adulatrix rufa?) Petrunkevitch, 1942, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

ZMUC-900008
Loc: Denmark
Leg.: Drejer Madsen
Date: 17.10.1916
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - Huntsman spider (Eusparassidae, Adulatrix rufa?) Petrunkevitch, 1942

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - Huntsman spider (Eusparassidae, Adulatrix rufa?) Petrunkevitch, 1942, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

ZMUC-900008
Loc: Denmark
Leg.: Drejer Madsen
Date: 17.10.1916
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - Huntsman spider (Eusparassidae, Adulatrix rufa?) Petrunkevitch, 1942

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - Huntsman spider (Eusparassidae, Adulatrix rufa?) Petrunkevitch, 1942, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

ZMUC-900008
Loc: Denmark
Leg.: Drejer Madsen
Date: 17.10.1916
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaving spider (Araneidae, Araneus defunctus Petrunkevitch) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaving spider (Araneidae, Araneus defunctus Petrunkevitch) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published - the piece is very oxidised so it was very difficult to make these images..

ZMUC-900002
Holotypus, 1958
Leg.: ----
Date: ----
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaving spider (Araneidae, Araneus defunctus Petrunkevitch) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaving spider (Araneidae, Araneus defunctus Petrunkevitch) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published - the piece is very oxidised so it was very difficult to make these images..

ZMUC-900002
Holotypus, 1958
Leg.: ----
Date: ----
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaving spider (Araneidae, Araneus defunctus Petrunkevitch) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaving spider (Araneidae, Araneus defunctus Petrunkevitch) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published - the piece is very oxidised so it was very difficult to make these images..

ZMUC-900002
Holotypus, 1958
Leg.: ----
Date: ----
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaving spider (Araneidae, Araneus defunctus Petrunkevitch) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaving spider (Araneidae, Araneus defunctus Petrunkevitch) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published - the piece is very oxidised so it was very difficult to make these images..

ZMUC-900002
Holotypus, 1958
Leg.: ----
Date: ----
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaving spider (Araneidae, Araneus defunctus Petrunkevitch) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an orb-weaving spider (Araneidae, Araneus defunctus Petrunkevitch) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).

Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published - the piece is very oxidised so it was very difficult to make these images..

ZMUC-900002
Holotypus, 1958
Leg.: ----
Date: ----
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an extremely rare spider (Dictynidae, Mastigusa modesta Wunderlich) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an extremely rare spider (Dictynidae, Mastigusa modesta Wunderlich) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).
(Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published.)

Most spiders in this family build irregular webs close to or directly on the ground. Some species from this family also usually live near the entrance to an ant nest. Typically they create a tangle of silken fibers among several branches or stems of one plant.

ZMUC-90020
Holotypus, 1986
Leg.: C.V. Henningsen
Date: 6.3.1958
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an extremely rare spider (Dictynidae, Mastigusa modesta Wunderlich) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an extremely rare spider (Dictynidae, Mastigusa modesta Wunderlich) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).
(Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published.)

Most spiders in this family build irregular webs close to or directly on the ground. Some species from this family also usually live near the entrance to an ant nest. Typically they create a tangle of silken fibers among several branches or stems of one plant.

ZMUC-90020
Holotypus, 1986
Leg.: C.V. Henningsen
Date: 6.3.1958
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an extremely rare spider (Dictynidae, Mastigusa modesta Wunderlich) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - an extremely rare spider (Dictynidae, Mastigusa modesta Wunderlich) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).
(Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published.)

Most spiders in this family build irregular webs close to or directly on the ground. Some species from this family also usually live near the entrance to an ant nest. Typically they create a tangle of silken fibers among several branches or stems of one plant.

ZMUC-90020
Holotypus, 1986
Leg.: C.V. Henningsen
Date: 6.3.1958
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a small rare fly (Odiniidae, Protodinia electrica Henning) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a small rare fly (Odiniidae, Protodinia electrica Henning) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).
(Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published.)

ZMUC-900421
Holotypus, 1965
Leg.: C.V. Henningsen
Date: 21.11.1960
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a small rare fly (Odiniidae, Protodinia electrica Henning) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a small rare fly (Odiniidae, Protodinia electrica Henning) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).
(Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published.)

ZMUC-900421
Holotypus, 1965
Leg.: C.V. Henningsen
Date: 21.11.1960
Dep.: ZMUC

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a extremely rare bee fly (Bombyliidae, Glaesamictus hafniensis Henning) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a extremely rare bee fly (Bombyliidae, Glaesamictus hafniensis Henning) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).
(Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published.)

ZMUC-900404
Holotypus, 1966
Leg.: Th. Hansen, Møn
Date: 16.1.1961
Dep.: ZMUC

Here is the link for close-ups of all the images that are used in the above:
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385887691/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385887267/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385884635/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385882579/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385881505/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385880513/in/photostream

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a extremely rare bee fly (Bombyliidae, Glaesamictus hafniensis Henning) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a extremely rare bee fly (Bombyliidae, Glaesamictus hafniensis Henning) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).
(Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published.)

ZMUC-900404
Holotypus, 1966
Leg.: Th. Hansen, Møn
Date: 16.1.1961
Dep.: ZMUC

Here is the link for close-ups of all the images that are used in the above:
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385887691/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385887267/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385884635/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385882579/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385881505/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385880513/in/photostream

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a extremely rare bee fly (Bombyliidae, Glaesamictus hafniensis Henning) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a extremely rare bee fly (Bombyliidae, Glaesamictus hafniensis Henning) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).
(Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published.)

ZMUC-900404
Holotypus, 1966
Leg.: Th. Hansen, Møn
Date: 16.1.1961
Dep.: ZMUC

Here is the link for close-ups of all the images that are used in the above:
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385887691/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385887267/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385884635/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385882579/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385881505/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385880513/in/photostream

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a extremely rare bee fly (Bombyliidae, Glaesamictus hafniensis Henning) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a extremely rare bee fly (Bombyliidae, Glaesamictus hafniensis Henning) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).
(Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published.)

ZMUC-900404
Holotypus, 1966
Leg.: Th. Hansen, Møn
Date: 16.1.1961
Dep.: ZMUC

Here is the link for close-ups of all the images that are used in the above:
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385887691/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385887267/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385884635/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385882579/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385881505/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385880513/in/photostream

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a extremely rare bee fly (Bombyliidae, Glaesamictus hafniensis Henning) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a extremely rare bee fly (Bombyliidae, Glaesamictus hafniensis Henning) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).
(Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published.)

ZMUC-900404
Holotypus, 1966
Leg.: Th. Hansen, Møn
Date: 16.1.1961
Dep.: ZMUC

Here is the link for close-ups of all the images that are used in the above:
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385887691/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385887267/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385884635/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385882579/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385881505/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385880513/in/photostream

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a extremely rare bee fly (Bombyliidae, Glaesamictus hafniensis Henning) Holotypus

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a extremely rare bee fly (Bombyliidae, Glaesamictus hafniensis Henning) Holotypus, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Have had the opportunity to visit the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen and photograph some of their pieces from their collection - in the future I will regularly upload these images. All these images are registered with the Zoological Museum registration code (ZMUC-9xxxxx).
(Holotypus/Holotype = Taxonomy the single specimen designated as the type of a species by the original author at the time the species name and description was published.)

ZMUC-900404
Holotypus, 1966
Leg.: Th. Hansen, Møn
Date: 16.1.1961
Dep.: ZMUC

Here is the link for close-ups of all the images that are used in the above:
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385887691/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385887267/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385884635/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385882579/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385881505/in/photostream
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6385880513/in/photostream

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - very rare iconic Bee (Hymenoptera, Apidae)

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - very rare iconic Bee (Hymenoptera, Apidae), originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Can you help with a more accurate ID?
© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - very rare iconic Bee (Hymenoptera, Apidae)

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - very rare iconic Bee (Hymenoptera, Apidae), originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Can you help with a more accurate ID?
Picture 1/3 - here is the link to the other two:
- www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6382592645/in/phot...
- www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6382593217/in/phot...

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - very rare iconic Bee (Hymenoptera, Apidae)

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - very rare iconic Bee (Hymenoptera, Apidae), originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Can you help with a more accurate ID?
Picture 2/3 - here is the link to the other two:
- www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6382591929/in/phot...
- www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6382592645/in/phot...

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - very rare iconic Bee (Hymenoptera, Apidae)

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - very rare iconic Bee (Hymenoptera, Apidae), originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Can you help with a more accurate ID?
Picture 3/3 - here is the link to the other two:
- www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6382591929/in/phot...
- www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/6382593217/in/phot...

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

An amber poster with some of the various pictures I've made of inclusions from my collection.

An amber poster with some of the various pictures I've made of inclusions from my collection., originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

The poster contains images of inclusions from many different types of amber - Copal, Dominican, Mexican, Baltic, New Jersey, Burma - the inclusions have an age from about 1 to 112 million years
© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

_____________________________
If you are interested in using this picture (non-profit and non-commercial purposes), I will allow this under the following conditions :
1. For the license, give credits to: "© Anders Leth Damgaard" and create a link to this web page:"www.amber-inclusions.dk". Please note clearly on your web site that I hold the copyrights.
2. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by me (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
3. If you alter, transform, or build upon the picture, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same license/copyrights as I have given my picture.
If you want to use the image in a book, brochure, poster or other printed media, please contact me and ask for an alternative copyright

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a rare beetle (Serropalpidae) - 4 mm

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - a rare beetle (Serropalpidae) - 4 mm, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Serropalpidae?/Melandryidae? - To assess its size, I would guess Serropalpidae...
© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

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Dominican amber (20-30 MYO) - a very rare beetle (Ptilodactylidae)

Dominican amber (20-30 MYO) - a very rare beetle (Ptilodactylidae), originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

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Mexican amber (25-35 MYO) - A huge rare leaf from the amber tree (a part of it is eaten by an insect) and some very large coprolites

Mexican amber (25-35 MYO) - A huge rare leaf from the amber tree (a part of it is eaten by an insect) and some very large coprolites, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

A large piece of amber (38 gram) froom the Simojovel mine in Chiapas Mexico - inclusions: A huge rare leaf from the amber tree (a part of it is eaten by an insect) and some very large coprolites.
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Mexican amber (25-35 MYO) - A huge rare leaf from the amber tree (a part of it is eaten by an insect) and some very large coprolites

Mexican amber (25-35 MYO) - A huge rare leaf from the amber tree (a part of it is eaten by an insect) and some very large coprolites, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

A large piece of amber (38 gram) froom the Simojovel mine in Chiapas Mexico - inclusions: A huge rare leaf from the amber tree (a part of it is eaten by an insect - great exampel of insect herbivory) and some very large coprolites.
© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

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Mexican amber (25-35 MYO) - A huge rare leaf from the amber tree (a part of it is eaten by an insect) and some very large coprolites

Mexican amber (25-35 MYO) - A huge rare leaf from the amber tree (a part of it is eaten by an insect) and some very large coprolites, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

A large piece of amber (38 gram) froom the Simojovel mine in Chiapas Mexico - inclusions: A huge rare leaf from the amber tree (a part of it is eaten by an insect) and some very large coprolites.
© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.

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Dominican amber (20-30 MYO) - worker ant

Dominican amber (20-30 MYO) - worker ant, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

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Cretaceous New Jersey amber (90-94 MYO) - very rare extinct, parasitoid wasp family Serphitidae - 2 mm

Cretaceous New Jersey amber (90-94 MYO) - very rare extinct, parasitoid wasp family Serphitidae - 2 mm, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Serphitidae is a family known exclusively from Cretaceous amber
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Cretaceous New Jersey amber (90-94 MYO) - very rare extinct, parasitoid wasp family Serphitidae - 2 mm

Cretaceous New Jersey amber (90-94 MYO) - very rare extinct, parasitoid wasp family Serphitidae - 2 mm, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Serphitidae is a family known exclusively from Cretaceous amber
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Box 1/3 - New Jersey (Crossman Clay Pit, Sayreville) Cretaceous (Turonian 90-94 MYO) lignite layer - collection of amber, soil, pyrite, wood pieces and fossil plant material. This area is now closed and turned into a construction site.

Box 1/3 - New Jersey (Crossman Clay Pit, Sayreville) Cretaceous (Turonian 90-94 MYO) lignite layer - collection of amber, soil, pyrite, wood pieces and fossil plant material. This area is now closed and turned into a construction site., originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Box 1/3 - New Jersey (Crossman Clay Pit, Sayreville) Cretaceous (Turonian 90-94 MYO) lignite layer - collection of amber, soil, pyrite, wood pieces and fossil plant material. This area is now closed and turned into a construction site.

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk
Picture of the hole collection www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/5470352499/in/set-...

Here are some close-ups of the New Jersey amber variations:
- www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/5271489846/in/set-...
- www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/5271485052/in/set-...

These three boxes contains my collection of raw New Jersey amber. I use it to get an overview / study of amber surface, its color, its structure and all the different variations. The pieces are roughly sorted by structure (clear, cloudy and mixed). When I get time I will do a complete sort by color and create a similar image composed by many small pictures of each color. Likewise, this collection is good to confirm the authenticity of other NJ pieces - hope these pictures can give you an idea of the different variations found in this amber.

Furthermore, I have also various things that are found in the same layer as the amber - soil, pyrite, wood pieces, fossil plant material and some very mysterious round light "stones". Since Sayreville is an old river area - I have a suspicion that it might be ear stone from fish (found similar stone at the beach). The stones are built of many small layers, all the same shape and color. I'm not sure but I will make a close up - is there anyone who knows about the small "stones"?

If you are interested in reading more about this layer, I highly recommend this paper "Upper Cretaceous Facies, Fossil Plants, Amber, Insects and Dinosaur Bones, Sayreville, New Jersey" by Bruce Cornet, Ph.D. - www.sunstar-solutions.com/sunstar/Sayreville/Kfacies.htm

Data:
Each box-room is 22 x 35 x 38 mm
There are 435.44 grams of raw New Jersey amber (in all different colors), 38.72 grams of pyrite, 402 gram (38 x 380 x 93 mm) soil, 56 gram plant fossils.
The above collection extends constantly - this picture is already outdated.

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Box 2/3 - New Jersey (Crossman Clay Pit, Sayreville) Cretaceous (Turonian 90-94 MYO) lignite layer - collection of amber, soil, pyrite, wood pieces and fossil plant material. This area is now closed and turned into a construction site.

Box 2/3 - New Jersey (Crossman Clay Pit, Sayreville) Cretaceous (Turonian 90-94 MYO) lignite layer - collection of amber, soil, pyrite, wood pieces and fossil plant material. This area is now closed and turned into a construction site., originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Box 2/3 - New Jersey (Crossman Clay Pit, Sayreville) Cretaceous (Turonian 90-94 MYO) lignite layer - collection of amber, soil, pyrite, wood pieces and fossil plant material. This area is now closed and turned into a construction site.

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk
Picture of the hole collection www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/5470352499/in/set-...

Here are some close-ups of the New Jersey amber variations:
- www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/5271489846/in/set-...
- www.flickr.com/photos/amber-inclusions/5271485052/in/set-...

These three boxes contains my collection of raw New Jersey amber. I use it to get an overview / study of amber surface, its color, its structure and all the different variations. The pieces are roughly sorted by structure (clear, cloudy and mixed). When I get time I will do a complete sort by color and create a similar image composed by many small pictures of each color. Likewise, this collection is good to confirm the authenticity of other NJ pieces - hope these pictures can give you an idea of the different variations found in this amber.

Furthermore, I have also various things that are found in the same layer as the amber - soil, pyrite, wood pieces, fossil plant material and some very mysterious round light "stones". Since Sayreville is an old river area - I have a suspicion that it might be ear stone from fish (found similar stone at the beach). The stones are built of many small layers, all the same shape and color. I'm not sure but I will make a close up - is there anyone who knows about the small "stones"?

If you are interested in reading more about this layer, I highly recommend this paper "Upper Cretaceous Facies, Fossil Plants, Amber, Insects and Dinosaur Bones, Sayreville, New Jersey" by Bruce Cornet, Ph.D. - www.sunstar-solutions.com/sunstar/Sayreville/Kfacies.htm

Data:
Each box-room is 22 x 35 x 38 mm
There are 435.44 grams of raw New Jersey amber (in all different colors), 38.72 grams of pyrite, 402 gram (38 x 380 x 93 mm) soil, 56 gram plant fossils.
The above collection extends constantly - this picture is already outdated.

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Baltic amber (50 MYO) - rare wingless female of a scale insect (Coccoidea) - 2 mm

Baltic amber (50 MYO) - rare wingless female of a scale insect (Coccoidea) - 2 mm, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Baltic amber - wingless female of a scale insect (Hemiptera Sternorrhyncha Coccoidea, ...?) - about 2 mm. Scale insects sometimes live symbiotically with ants.
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Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - extremely rare male wedge-shaped beetle (Rhipiphoridae), body about 5 mm

Baltic amber (40-50 MYO) - extremely rare male wedge-shaped beetle (Rhipiphoridae), body about 5 mm, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Baltic amber - extremely rare! male wedge-shaped beetle (Rhipiphoridae), body about 5 mm.

They are one of the most unusual beetle families, in that they are parasitoids - different groups within the family attack different hosts, but most are associated with bees or vespid wasps, while some others are associated with roaches. They often have abbreviated elytra, and branched antennae.
Those that attack bees typically lay their eggs on flowers, where they hatch almost immediately into small planidium larvae that wait for a passing host. They grab onto a bee when it visits the flower, and ride it back to its nest, where they disembark and enter a cell with a host larva. The beetle larva then enters the body of the host larva, where it waits while the larva grows. When the host pupates, the beetle larva migrates to the outside of its body and begins to feed, eventually consuming it. (wikipedia)

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Dominican amber (20-30 MYO) - extremely rare male wedge-shaped beetle (Rhipiphoridae), body about 3 mm

Dominican amber (20-30 MYO) - extremely rare male wedge-shaped beetle (Rhipiphoridae), body about 3 mm, originally uploaded by leth.damgaard.

Dominican amber - extremely rare male wedge-shaped beetle (Rhipiphoridae).
In my defense, I will just tell that Rhipiphoridae number 2 was already cut when I got the piece - but amazing that this piece has contained two of these extremely rare beetles.

They are one of the most unusual beetle families, in that they are parasitoids - different groups within the family attack different hosts, but most are associated with bees or vespid wasps, while some others are associated with roaches. They often have abbreviated elytra, and branched antennae.
Those that attack bees typically lay their eggs on flowers, where they hatch almost immediately into small planidium larvae that wait for a passing host. They grab onto a bee when it visits the flower, and ride it back to its nest, where they disembark and enter a cell with a host larva. The beetle larva then enters the body of the host larva, where it waits while the larva grows. When the host pupates, the beetle larva migrates to the outside of its body and begins to feed, eventually consuming it. (wikipedia)

© Anders Leth Damgaard - www.amber-inclusions.dk.
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