This inclusion is a small moss branch from the group of Bryophyta. This one shows a spore capsule, which is also referred sporophyte.
Fossil plants are considered to be relatively rare in Burma amber.
 

Here we have a Solnhofen Ammonite of the species Glochiceras lithographicum.
This ammonite shows the Sipho in an organic preservation.
The Ammonite has a diameter of about 36 mm.
 

This is a fine specimen of a fossil crayfish of the species Eryma modestiforme from the lithographic limestone of Eichstätt.
 

Here is a good example of a Chinese Trilobite of the species Amphoton deois.

Here is nice Czech Trilobite Cluster with the Species Ellipsocephalus hoffi from the Cambrian of Jince.

This is a nice and detailed preserved trilobite of the species Changaspis elongata.
Along with two Negatives of Arthricocephalus chauveaui.

For sale is a rare Nevada Trilobite of the species Olenellus gilberti from the the classical trite of the Ruin wash.
This specimen is about 31 mm long.
 

For sale is a rare Nevada Trilobite of the species Mexicella robusta.
 

This trilobite from China is a good specimen of the species Saukia longlinensis.

Here is a inexpensive fossil fish concretion form the Santana formation of Brasil.
It is a nearly complete fossil fish concretion from an old collection. The fossil it self is quite poorly preserved. It is anyway a typical study piece.

Here is a fossil Solnhofen Fish from Eichstätt of the species Tharsis dubius.

The present piece is an extremely detailed fossil Arthropod of the species Clausocaris lithographica.
This relative rare and unusual Arthropod belongs to the extinct group of the Thylacocephala.

On this piece there is a negative and a positive of the trilobite species Olenellus clarki. The fossil comes from the Latham Shale of the Providence Mountains in California.
The positive Olenellus clarki is about 36 mm long.

Here is a nice specimen soft sponge of the species Codites elongatus from Solnhofen.

Here is a juvenile trilobite Laval stage of the species Ptychoparia dubinka from the middle Cambrian of Skryje. This is a late meraspid trilobit larval stage .

This Burmese amber contains two insect inclusions.
This piece shows two different Diptera from the cretaceous  age of Myanmar.
Multiple insect fossils in one piece of Burma amber are not that uncommon in Myanmar.
 

In this Burmese amber are two inclusions from the cretaceous  age of Myanmar.
On the one hand, the piece shows a fossil ant of the Gerontoformica genus together with a small beetle. The fossil ant could be the species Gerontoformica

Here is a fossil sand fly (Phlebotomidae) of the genus Protopsychoda from the cetaceos Amber of of Myanmar.

Here is a fossil fungus gnat preserved in the cretaceous amber From Burma. (Also known as Burmite)
The anatomy and the wing veins are suggesting that this specimen may belong to the species Docidiadia burmitica.

Here is a rare Cambrian Trilobite from Nevada that belongs likely to a new Alokistocarid species. It resembles strongly Piochaspis sellata that also occurs in the Chisholm Shale.

This a a quite rare fossil Brachipod from the Chengjiang Lagerstaette.
The fossil belongs to the species Heliomedusa orienta. It measures about 6 mm in diameter.
 

This is a nice and detailed China trilobite of the species Changaspis elongate.

This is a nice and detailed preserved trilobite of the species Changaspis elongate.
Along with a juvenile specimen of Arthricocephalus chauveaui.