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The image depicts an informational display about amber, explaining that it's fossilized resin from coniferous or broad-leaved trees, formed underground over geological periods. The display highlights the "Insect amber" variety, which traps insects and other animals, even vertebrate fossils like lizards, frogs, and dinosaurs. Amber may also contain ancient air and water, making it valuable for studying geology, paleobiology, and paleoclimate. A section specifically discusses Baltic amber, formed during the Paleogene period in Europe, known for its diverse inclusions like arthropods and insects.
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