Wayne's Word Index Noteworthy Plants Trivia Lemnaceae Biology 101 Botany Search  Neotropical Amber   West Indian Locust   Pseudoscorpion   Midge In Amber   Amber Necklace   Poison Oak Resin   Botanical Jewelry   Drift Seeds & Fruits  Neotropical Amber Nature's New World Transparent Tomb © W.P. Armstrong 31 March 2010    30 Million-Year-Old Pseudoscorpion In Amber    A Modern-Day Pseudoscorpion Sitting On A U.S. Penny    Pseudoscorpion And Its Prey: A Bark Louse A pseudoscorpion perfectly preserved in 30 million-year-old transparent tomb of Dominican Republic amber. A modern-day pseudoscorpion sitting on the head of a U.S. Lincoln penny. Size Of U.S. Penny Used In Wayne's Word Articles A modern-day pseudoscorpion and its favorite food--a bark louse. This tiny cousin of the scorpion lives under the bark flakes of pine trees. Scholarly ones that live between the pages of books are called "book scorpions." Return To The New World Amber Article Return To The WAYNE'S WORD Home Page Go To The NOTEWORTHY PLANTS Menu All text material & images on these pages copyright © W.P. Armstrong