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Amber Inclusions from Myanmar – Windows into an Ancient World
For over 99 million years, Burmese amber has preserved traces of a vanished ecosystem.
Inclusion(s):
Lauraceae †Antiquiflorus latifibris – Angiosperm flower (Angiospermenblüte)
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Collection Number:
bu-57
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Inclusion Size:
3.3 mm
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Amber Size:
15 x 12 x 5 mm
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Age:
Around 100 million years (Cretaceous period)
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Location:
Myanmar
Remarks:
Fossil flower of the laurel family (Lauraceae) showing characteristic floral structures of early angiosperms. This genus represents one of the earliest known laurel-type flowers from Burmese amber, providing insight into the evolution of tropical forest plants during the Cretaceous period.
Please note: The amber inclusions shown here are part of a private collection and are not for sale.
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