… , we define and outline the Cretaceous Resinous Interval (CREI) by … this interval. The data
presented herein was compiled from the literature and our own fieldwork in Cretaceous amber …

… Also, the referenced records of these families from non-amber (rock) compression fossil
deposits within the interval covered by ambers are noted, if those records are either the oldest (…

… Amber first became relatively abundant and widespread in the geological record during
the Cretaceous period. It originated often as copious resin production by a variety of …

… A pre-mid-Cretaceous Mesozoic Phase 2 provides increased but still sparse accumulations
of gymnosperm amber. Phase 3 begins in the mid-early Cretaceous with prolific amber …

… usually includes remains of organisms that lived close to the resinous trees, inside the …
Oxfordian–Albian interval, associated with the opening of the northern part of the Atlantic [45], [46]. …

… In the Hanna Basin a stratigraphic interval of more than 5 mi (> 8 km) and a time gap of …
Shapes of pieces from the Glory Hole amber are not lens-like, as commonly seen in resinous …

… At the same time, a puff of white smoke and usually a sweet, lemony, resinous odor is …
Most remains from the Mesozoic developed during the Cretaceous Period (144-65 Ma). The …

… amber is undergoing a renaissance based on its great interest as a stable resin. In this context
amber places the fundamental problems of resinous … American Cretaceous ambers with …

… Barremian to the Campanian called ‘Cretaceous Resinous Interval’, presumably due to a …
Cretaceous amber-bearing outcrops are mostly distributed to the Northern Hemisphere, and …

… amber. The discovery of fossil-bearing inclusions and further investigations of these amber
… Asia during the Early Cretaceous, one of the most critical time intervals in the Earth’s history. …