Burmite Cretaceous Amber Size:Small " ~ Naturalist John Muir

" ~ Naturalist John Muir (1838-1914)

71" Hypacrosaurus Vertebra recovered from private land on the Two Medicine Formation in Montana

"Dick" Scobee

it crystalizes into thin

These were in fact elongated rostral bone structures that gave the appearance of a beak

Burmite Cretaceous Amber Size:Small " ~ Naturalist John MuirAbove: Front of Specimen Card Amber is a beautiful substance used by humans for thousands of years. Beginning as plant resin, amber forms very slowly under tremendous heat and pressure for millions of years, eventually becoming a low density, amorphous solid. The process of molecular polymerization also preserves traces of climate and life in nearly perfect condition. Above: Hans inspecting a large piece of Burmite after hours in the amber markets of