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Close-up ventral view of a Cretaceous pseudoscorpion preserved in clear yellow burmite amber. The pedipalps and chelae are prominently extended, showing fine detail, with the rounded, textured abdomen visible behind it. Small resin bubbles and microscopic debris surround the inclusion.
Close-up ventral view of a Cretaceous pseudoscorpion preserved in clear yellow burmite amber. The pedipalps and chelae are prominently extended, showing fine detail, with the rounded, textured abdomen visible behind it. Small resin bubbles and microscopic debris surround the inclusion.
Dorsal view of pseudoscorpion in Burmite amber, highlighting the segmented abdomen.

Pseudoscorpion in Cretaceous Burmite Amber | PS-19-25

$450.00

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Description

This specimen contains a beautifully preserved Cretaceous pseudoscorpion from the Hukawng Valley burmite deposit. The organism exhibits well-defined pedipalps with distinct chelae (pincers).

Pseudoscorpions are relatively rare in Cretaceous burmite, especially when preserved with such clarity and anatomical integrity. The inclusion is positioned flat and unobstructed in the amber, making it ideal for macrophotography, microscopy, educational use, or private paleontological collections.

Cretaceous Burmite Inclusion — Pseudoscorpiones (Order Pseudoscorpiones)
Dimensions: 21.32 × 16.10 × 3.07 mm
Weight: 3.965 ct
Locality: Hukawng Valley, Kachin State, Myanmar
Age: ~99 million years (Cenomanian)

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