Digital Collections | AMNH - Praying mantis preserved in amber with gnats and midges, 25 million years old from the Dominican Republic

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Swarm of termites trapped in Dominican amber

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Gemuendina stuertzi, rhenanid placoderm from the Early Devonian of Hunsruck, Budenbach, Germany (cast), about 400 million years old

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