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The basal Cretaceous Purbeck Limestone Group of southern England is one of the most productive fossil insect deposits in Britain
in addition to detailed reconstructions of what some of the extinct organisms may have looked like in life
is developed followed by a discussion of controversial behaviours (trophallaxis
1110 colour macrophotos
maybe even turning it into a career
Fossils in Amber: Remarkable Snapshots of Prehistoric Forest Life Nemertea The basal Cretaceous Purbeck Limestoneby David Penney and David I. Green Siri Scientific Press (2011) 978 0 9558636 6 0 RRP 35. 00 226 pp, 210 x 150 mm, soft cover, 127 colour photos IN STOCK Ships Within 24 Hours Reviews "This book has opened up a whole new world in the study of insects in amber. The photographs show incredible detail and clarity, and this book is a must have for anyone interested in amber inclusions." BD Roberts, Geology Superstore Antenna (2011): There are many books
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