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- Dactylioceras abstract "Dactylioceras was a widespread genus of ammonite from the Jurassic period, approximately 172 million years ago (mya). They are generally small, averaging 65 millimetres (2.6 in) in diameter.Dactylioceras has a strong, ribbed shell. The ribs are slightly inclined forward, running over the outer edge, and either simple or forking at outer end. Though it eventually died out 180 mya, their style of ribbing was copied by numerous subsequent ammonite genera until the whole group became extinct 66 million years ago with the dinosaurs. Dactylioceras probably lived by scavenging on the sea floor. Mass mortality specimens of Dactylioceras are common, and perhaps suggest that these ammonites may often have died shortly after spawning. The dead shells were probably gently washed up into a shell bank on the margins of the Lower Jurassic seas. Flow tank experiments show that Dactylioceras was probably a slow swimmer.Dactylioceras has been collected from almost every continent, and was one of the most successful ammonite lineages ever. They are abundant throughout Europe, with exceptionally fine specimens found in England and Germany. Like many other ammonites, the genus Dactylioceras is extremely important in biostratigraphy, being a key index fossil for identifying their region of the Jurassic.The name Dactylioceras comes from the Greek dactyl, meaning “finger”, and refers to the shell’s branching ribs.".
- Dactylioceras class Ammonoidea.
- Dactylioceras class Cephalopod.
- Dactylioceras family Dactylioceratidae.
- Dactylioceras kingdom Animal.
- Dactylioceras order Ammonitida.
- Dactylioceras phylum Mollusca.
- Dactylioceras thumbnail Dactylioceras_01.jpg?width=300.
- Dactylioceras wikiPageID "1252997".
- Dactylioceras wikiPageRevisionID "585877966".
- Dactylioceras classis "Cephalopoda".
- Dactylioceras familia Dactylioceratidae.
- Dactylioceras fossilRange Jurassic.
- Dactylioceras genus "Dactylioceras".
- Dactylioceras genusAuthority "Hyatt, 1867".
- Dactylioceras hasPhotoCollection Dactylioceras.
- Dactylioceras imageCaption "Dactylioceras athleticum".
- Dactylioceras ordo Ammonitida.
- Dactylioceras phylum "Mollusca".
- Dactylioceras regnum "Animalia".
- Dactylioceras subclassis Ammonoidea.
- Dactylioceras subdivision "*D. alpestre *D. angumum *D. annuliferum *D. athleticum *D. attenuatum *D. commune *D. comptum *D. crassifactum *D. crassiusculosum *D. crosbeyi *D. gracile *D. kanense *D. marioni *D. pseudocommune *D. semiannulatum *D. simplex *D. tenuicostatum".
- Dactylioceras subdivisionRanks "Species".
- Dactylioceras subject Category:Ammonitida.
- Dactylioceras subject Category:Jurassic_ammonites.
- Dactylioceras type Ammonite109195958.
- Dactylioceras type Ammonites.
- Dactylioceras type Fossil109284589.
- Dactylioceras type JurassicAmmonites.
- Dactylioceras type Object100002684.
- Dactylioceras type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Dactylioceras type Remains109407346.
- Dactylioceras type Animal.
- Dactylioceras type Eukaryote.
- Dactylioceras type Mollusca.
- Dactylioceras type Species.
- Dactylioceras type Mollusk.
- Dactylioceras type Organism.
- Dactylioceras comment "Dactylioceras was a widespread genus of ammonite from the Jurassic period, approximately 172 million years ago (mya). They are generally small, averaging 65 millimetres (2.6 in) in diameter.Dactylioceras has a strong, ribbed shell. The ribs are slightly inclined forward, running over the outer edge, and either simple or forking at outer end.".
- Dactylioceras label "Dactylioceras".
- Dactylioceras label "Dactylioceras".
- Dactylioceras label "Dactylioceras".
- Dactylioceras label "Dactylioceras".
- Dactylioceras label "Dactylioceras".
- Dactylioceras sameAs Dactylioceras.
- Dactylioceras sameAs Dactylioceras.
- Dactylioceras sameAs Dactylioceras.
- Dactylioceras sameAs Dactylioceras.
- Dactylioceras sameAs m.04md3d.
- Dactylioceras sameAs Q1452422.
- Dactylioceras sameAs Q1452422.
- Dactylioceras sameAs Dactylioceras.
- Dactylioceras wasDerivedFrom Dactylioceras?oldid=585877966.
- Dactylioceras depiction Dactylioceras_01.jpg.
- Dactylioceras isPrimaryTopicOf Dactylioceras.
