New fossil collections in the Lanongla area, Tibetan Himalaya enables the establishment of the Upper Jurassic ammonoidsuccession. Middle Oxfordian ammonite-fauna is characterized by endemic epimayaittds with a marine deepening event, suggesling a high stand of sea Ievel in the Tibetan Himalaya. Distribution of mayaitids around the Eastern Gondwana can be regarded as the first signal of the Indo-AustraI Subrealm that was progressively established during the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous times. New fossil collections in the Lanongla area, Tibetan Himalaya enables the establishment of the Upper Jurassic ammonoid accession. Middle Oxfordian ammonite-fauna is characterized by endemic epimayaittds with a marine deepening event, suggesling a high stand of sea Ievel in the Tibetan Himalaya. Distribution of mayaitids around the Eastern Gondwana can be considered as the first signal of the Indo-AustraI Subrealm that was progressively established during the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous times.