Species: honorius NESOV, 1988
Etymology: Latin, honorarius, "named in honour."
Holotype: TsNIGRI (Central Museum of Geological Exploration (CMGE), Leningrad,) No. 1/11998
Locality: Kizylsu River, near Niezke Spring in Kugart Basin, 100 km ESE from Tashkumyr, Kirghizia.
Horizon: Black and red shales.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Bathonian Stage, Middle Dogger Epoch, Middle Jurassic.
Material: Frontal.
Referred material:
CMBE 2/11998: Pracoperculo-squamosum.
CMBE 3/11998: Parasphenoid.
CMBE 4/11998: Atlas.
CMBE 5/11998: Femur.
AVERIANOV, MARTIN, SKUTSCHAS, REZVYI & BAKIROV, 2008
Locality: Kugart 1 (Site KUG-3), right bank of the Kugart River, 2 km upstream of the Kalmakerchin settlement, eastern Fergana, Jalal-Abad Province, Kyrgystan.
Horizon: Lower part of the Balabansi Svita.
Biostratigraphy;
Age: Late Bathonian Stage, Upper Middle Dogger Epoch, Middle Jurassic.
Material:
ZIN PH 3/47: Atlas with a partially preserved neural arch.
ZIN PH 4-6/47, 11/47, 26,47: Atlantal centra.
ZIN PH 27/47: Left humerus proximal fragment.
ZIN PH 22, 23, 25/47: Right humerus proximal fragments.
ZIN PH 24, 28, 29, 35/47, 58/47: Left scapulocoracoid fragments.
ZIN PH 27, 52/47: Right scapulocoracoid fragments.
ZIN PH 30/47: Right dentary fragment.
ZIN PH 31, 32, 34, 37, 48/47: Left ilium fragments.
ZIN PH 33, 36, 38/47: Right exoccipital fragments.
ZIN PH 39/47: Right femur distal fragment.
ZIN PH 40/47: Right humerus distal fragment.
ZIN PH 41/47: Right femur proximal fragment.
ZIN PH 42-44/47: Left femur proximal fragments.
ZIN PH 45/47: Maxillary or premaxillary fragment.
ZIN PH 46/47: Right dentary symhysis.
ZIN PH 47/47: Unidentifed jaw fragment.
ZIN PH 49, 51/47: Right ilium fragments.
ZIN PH 50/47: Right squamosal.
ZIN PH 50/52, 54/47: Left exoccipital fragment.
ZIN PH 55/47, 57/57, 61-63/47: Trunk vertebrae.
ZIN PH 56/47: Trunk vertebra neural spine.
ZIN PH 64/47: Sacral vertebra.
ZIN PH uncatalogued: Numerous less complete specimens.
SKUTSCHAS & STEIN, 2015
ZIN PH 65/47-69..47, 22/47, 23/47, 43/47, 44/47: Femora that had been a subject of histology.