Genus: Akkedops MOONEY, SCOTT & REISZ, 2025
Etymology: Afrikaans, akkedis, "lizard" and Greek, opsis, "appearance".

Species: bremneri MOONEY, SCOTT & REISZ, 2025
Etymology: In honor of the late D.T. Bremneri, the amateur collector who discoverer of the holotype skull SAM-PI-K6205 and BP/1/2614 and donated them.

Holotype: SMA-PK-K6205

Locality: Between the Beaufort West and Lozton districte, Western Cape Province, South Africa.

Horizon: Endothiodon Assemblage Zone (formerly the Tropidostoma Assemblage Zone and the lower Cisticephalus Zone).

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Tatarian Age, Lopingian Subepoch, Zechstein Epoch, Late Permian.

Material: An isolated and nearly complete skull with the posterior portion slightly compressed vertically and portions of the shoulder girdle positioned alongside the rostrum.

Referred

BP/1/2614: Isoalted and nearly complete crushed skull lacking the anterior most portion of the rostrum and mandible.

= Youngina capensis SMITH & EVANS, 1996

SAM-PK-K7710a-g: 5 articulated small nearly complete specimens and 2 fragmentary specimens.

SAM-PK-K7710a: Nearly complete specimen lacking most of the tail.

SAM-PK-K7710b: Nearly complete specimen lacking much of the tail.

SAM-PK-K7710c: Skull and shoulder girdle, but completely lacking right forelimb and postcranium just posterior to the shoulder girdle.

SAM-PK-K7710d: Nearly complete skeleton.

SAM-PK-K7710e: Skull and much of the shoulder girlde.

SAM-PK-K7710f: 2 sets of articulated phalanges complete with unguals and a series of phalanges.

SAM-PK-K7710g: Partially articulated hindlimb consisting of what appears to be the fibula, disarticulated phalanges, distal section of the femru and several caudal vertebrae.