Fig. 1 a–j in A centipede nymph in Baltic amber and a new approach to document amber fossils

Fig. 1 a–j FMNH PE 61071. A lithobiid centipede nymph. a Overview of the left body side. Note the different external markers of trunk segments (ts); some have long tergites and can be recognized through these, others have short tergites (arrows) and can be recognized mainly by the appendages, e.g., the maxilliped (mxp). Posterior short tergites can only be assumed (arrows with question marks). b Stereo-anaglyph image of a; please use red-cyan stereo glasses. c Dorso-posterior view showing the head shield. d Stereo-anaglyph image of c. e Latero-ventral view of the head and the anterior trunk. f Color-marked version of e. Red/orange distal part of maxilla two,