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approximately 164
It is a beautiful example of a large extinct Mollusk a type of bivalve
Family: Tayassuidae
5 inch MEG tooth
Lytoceras fimbriatum, Jurassic Ammonite Styracosaurus approximately 164Lytoceras fimbriatum ammonites are found in the Jurassic layers (191 171 million years ago) of France, Germany, Hungary, Portugal, Spain, Tunisia, United Kingdom, and the United States. The Lytoceratidae are a fairly rare family of ammonites. Their revolute shell shape is reminiscent of a "horn of plenty" and their complex suture patterns make these ammonites very appealing. Lytoceras changed very little during its life in the Jurassic. It was a fast
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