Paleontology, Fossils

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Amber amber is the fossilized resin of ancient trees which forms through a natural polymerization of the original organic compounds

Amber web site dedicated to amber fossil resin and copal. Its paleontological significance is explored in detail. There are numerous original photographs of amber and inclusions with sections on its formation and role in human history, a tip

Amber neotropical amber

Amber Amber

Amber

Amber amber is a semi-precious gem formed out of the fossilized resin of ancient trees. Age varies from 20 million years up to 245 million years. Dominican amber ranges from 25-40 millions years (tertiary period)

Amber gives a green light to study of ancient life

Amber: arboreal gold

Amber gallery

Amber photos part of Fossils

Amber: window to the past

Amberized fossil leaf amber is the fossilized resin of ancient trees and often, along with insects, plant material is trapped by dripping resin and thereby preserved intact over millenia by the gradual process of amberization

Blue Amber The purpose of this site is to act as an information portal for Dominican Blue Amber. Amber is supposed to be amber color, right? Wrong. There is the original color of amber, yellow, orange, honey, cognac or the kind. But there also is cream, cherry, red, green and even blue as the rarest of all

Metaphysical properties of amber

Horizontaal

Fossils

see also Dinosaur fossils

Ammonites et autres fossiles en Français

British chalk fossils chalks are found the world over in rock successions dating from the Late Cretaceous (98-65 million years ago). They record a period of extreme warming and unusually high sea-levels, when much of the world's continental platforms were flooded by marine water

Cretaceous fossils a reference resource on fossils from the Cretaceous Period (Late Dinosaur Age) of the world

Crinoidea Crinoidea explained

Crinoids Crinoids explained

Crinoids a tip

Detrich fossil company photos of spectacular fossil discoveries and details of global expeditions

Dinosaur tracking fossilized dinosaur tracks are forms of trace fossils, also known as ichnites or ichnofossils. Unlike body fossils, which are the remains of dead bodies, trace fossils record the active movements and behaviors of ancient organisms

Earth Lab Datasite - fossils Find out about fossils, minerals and rocks discovered in your local area with the Earth Lab database

Echinodermata

Echinologia en Français

Echinoids spatangoid morphology

Eocene and Oligocene Fossils A Collection of Eocene and Oligocene Fossils

Eocene fossils coleoptera, diptera, flora

Eocene fossils

Introduction to ichnology ichnology: study of plant and animal traces

Jurassic ammonites and fossil brachiopoda

Fossiele planten in Dutch

Fossielen in België

Fossil hominids to provide an overview of the study of human evolution, and of the currently accepted fossil evidence

Fossils of Kentucky dedicated to showing fossils found of the local geographic area that surrounds the area where most KYANA members live and collect

Fossils of the Gault clay dedicated to the fossils of the lower cretaceous Albian (Gault Clay and Folkestone Beds) in the county of Kent, south-east England

Fossils, rocks, and time the diversity and evolution of life on Earth through the last 600 million years

Fossil sharks from Transylvania

Fossil shark teeth

Ginkgo a living fossil The genus Ginkgo is one of the major groups in the phylum Ginkgophytes. Fossils of Ginkgo are recognized by its leaves, reproductive organs and wood. Its leaf remains are the most often found, ...

Miocene fossils Miocene fossils

Photographs and descriptions of fossils

Pictures of fossils

Plant fossils of West Virginia

Shark teeth

Shark teeth dedicated to the fossil sharks and rays from the Cretaceous of the Netherlands. Objective is to give a brief overview of the most common species which can be found in the cretaceous sediments of the SE part of The Netherlands and the adjoining area in Belgium

Sheppey Fossils

Stromatolite fossils in the Hakatai shale

Horizontaal

Invertebrates