

The term Baltic amber is generic, so amber from the Bitterfeld mines in Germany (which is only 20 million years old) goes under the same name.
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The term Baltic amber is generic, so amber from the Bitterfeld mines in Germany (which is only 20 million years old) goes under the same name.
Because Baltic amber contains about 8% succinic acid, it is also termed Succinite.
It was thought since the 1850s that the resin that became amber was produced by the tree Pinites succinifer, but research in the 1980 came to the conclusion that the resin originates from several species.
See also
- Dominican amber
References
- Garry Platt: Baltic Amber

























