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Baltic amber is conifer that lost the largest part of its volatile components during fossilization. Baltic amber is fossil resin produced by pine trees which grew in Northern Europe about *0 million years ago. The resin was washed out of the forest floor by large rivers and transported south towards the sea. In the course of time the resin was transformed to amber due to processes of polymerization and oxidation. Tree resins were very fluid and solidified very quickly through evaporation.