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Price tags depend on a piece of amber's size, coloring and what was trapped inside it millions of years ago.
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WV: menagi. seems to fite with amber's story... he he
The Apostrophe is Silent Jen 2009
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At the dedication of the castle and its formal christening as the Battle Axe of the Cross, a Polish poet from theJagiellonian University at Krakow asked permis - sion to read a poem which he had written in honor of Barbara Ossolinska's famed amber necklace, and he recited a rather heavily constructed but deeply moving evocation of amber's mystery and glory:
Poland Michener, James 1983
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The eyes which Derek had always seen sad and lustreless glowed with a fire like the amber's.
The Inner Shrine Basil King 1893
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"The tree that produced the sap is still unknown, but the amber's chemistry is surprisingly very much like that of a group of more recent New World angiosperms called Hymenaea," says Nascimbene.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories PhysOrg Team 2010
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"The tree that produced the sap is still unknown, but the amber's chemistry is surprisingly very much like that of a group of more recent New World angiosperms called Hymenaea," says Nascimbene.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories PhysOrg Team 2010
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The amber's chemical designation is Class Ic, and it is the only Ic fossil resin discovered thus far from the Cretaceous.
Scientific Blogging News Account 2010
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The amber's chemical designation is Class Ic, and it is the only Ic fossil resin discovered thus far from the Cretaceous.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories PhysOrg Team 2010
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"The tree that produced the sap is still unknown, but the amber's chemistry is surprisingly very much like that of a group of more recent New World angiosperms called Hymenaea," says Paul Nascimbene, one of the study's co-authors.
Scientific Blogging News Account 2010
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"The tree that produced the sap is still unknown, but the amber's chemistry is surprisingly very much like that of a group of more recent New World angiosperms called Hymenaea," says Nascimbene.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories PhysOrg Team 2010
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