Species: dalsassoi NOSOTTI & RIEPPEL, 2003
Etymology:In honor of Cristiano Dal Sasso, who promoted the preparation and study of the fossil while recognizing its uniquensis an importance in spite of the poor preservation.

Holotype: BES SC 390

Locality: Besano, Lombardy, Italy.

Horizon: Besano Formation.

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Anisian/Ladinian Stage, Mid Triassic Epoch, Middle Triassic.

Material: A disarticulated but associated skeleton.

Referred material:

= Eursaurosphargis aff. dalsassoi KLEIN & SCHEYER, 2024

Locality: Winterswijk, The Netherlands.

Horizon: Lower Muschelkalk, Vossenveld Formation.

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Early Anisian Stage, Early Mid Triassic Epoch, Early Middle Triassic.

Material:

IGPB Wijk08-153: Anterior or posterior dorsal vertebra.

IGPB Wijk11-394: Mid-trunk dorsal vertebra.

IGPB Wijk10-246: Dorsal rib.

IGPB Wijk09-551, IGPB Wijk10-364: 3 osteoderms.

RENESTO, KUSTATSCHER & GIANOLLA, 2020

Locality: Northern slope of the Piz da Peres, 46°42'94"N, 11°58'13"E, Northern Dolomites, South Tyrol Province, Italy.

Horizon: Plattenkalk Member, Buchenstein Formation.

Biostratraphy:

Age: Latest Illyrian Substage, Late Asian Stage, Early Mid Triassic Epoch, Middle Triassic.

Material:

PZO 12106: Fragmentary skeleton.

 

SCHEYER, NEENAN, BODOGAN, FURRER, OBRIST & PLAMONDON, 2017

Locality: Ducanfurgga locality no. 4, south of Davos, Canton Grisons (Graubüden), south-eastern Switzerland.

Horizon: Upper Prosanto Formation (bed no. 1; fossil found at bottom side of a limestone slab).

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Anisian/Ladinian Stage, Mid Triassic Epoch, Middle Triassic.

Material:

PIMUZ A/III 4380: An almost completely articulated skeleton.