While having a little peek around the web, I happened upon this bit of information that made me think of you, here on SCIFIED! I certainly hope you enjoy this information! :)
Insects have been around for Many Millions of years, many are extinct the insect in that amber looks like it may be closely related to a degree to the Protodiplatyidae/Eodermaptera Family.
May be a new order/species related though..
Therefore similar to Earwig.. especially Nymph stage
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BIG DAVE - Indeed! I happen to think this little fellow somewhat resembles a Praying Mantis to some degree! However, you are quite correct: this "alien" insect does share similarities with a wingless stonefly! :)
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I done a bit of research and apparently it looked so alien it was given its own scientific order called Aethiocarenodea!
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