Species: schwarzi WATSON, 1914
Etymology:
Holotype: SAM-PK- 8034
Locality: Hoogeveld Lot A, Prince Albert District, Western Cape Province, South Africa.
Horizon: Middle Abrahamskraal Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Tapinocephalus zone.
Age: Early Tatarian age, Guadelupian Stage, Middle Zeichstein Epoch, Middle Permian.
Material: A complete skull and lower jaw, hyoid, isolated vertebrae, probably 8-33, left humerus, complete pelvis and hindlimbs, some ribs and osteoderms, isolated phalanges. Orginally, the shoulder girdle and all presacral vertebrae were also present.
Referred material:
GSP CBT112: Complete skull, lower jaw, and complete postcranium, including well-preserved manus, pes, osteoderms, and caudal vertebrae.
GSP R338: Incomplete juvenile skull and lower jaw, both missing parts of left side.
SAM-PK- K324: Pelvis.
VAN DEN BRANT, BENOIT, ABDALA & RUBIDGE, 2021
BP/1/7241: Subadult specimen comprising a proximal left femur, a more complete right femur, and a few small fragmetns of ribs, vertebrae, adn unidentified postcrania.
FMNH UR 2443: Partial lower jaw, partial left scapulocoracoid, left humerus, proximal end of articulated left radius and ulna, pelvis, right femur, a dorsal vertebrae and some fragments.
FMNH UR 2486: Left pelvis.
Locality: Hottentots River, Beaufort West, Western Cape Province, South Africa.Horizon: Middle Abrahamskraal Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Tapinocephalus zone.Material:
NHMUK (old BMNH) R7782: Skull missing lower jaw, atlas-axis comples.
Note: LEE, 1997…Postcranial material is supposed to be present (Watson, 1917) but can no lower be located. Provisional identification.HAUGHTON & BOONSTRA, 1930
SAM-PK- 9148: Fragmentary skeleton.