This specimen features a beautifully preserved Blattodea nymph embedded within authentic mid-Cretaceous Burmese amber from the Hukawng Valley of Myanmar. Displaying a well-defined pronotum, distinct thoracic sculpturing, partially preserved antennae, and dense setae along the abdomen, this is an excellent example of early cockroach developmental morphology.
The amber piece offers superb viewing clarity for macro photography and research purposes, with natural resin flows, microbubbles, and debris fields that authenticate its geological origin.
