Genus: Camarillasaurus SANCHEZ-HERNANDEZ & BENTON, 2014
Etymology: From Camaraillas, Teruel Province, Aragon, Northeastern Spain, the name of the locality and formation where the bones were found, and Greek, sauros, 'reptile'.

Species: cirugedae SANCHEZ-HERNANDEZ & BENTON, 2014
Etymology: In honor of Pedro Cirugeda Buj, for his surname.

Holotype: MPG-KPCI-46

Locality: Fuente Arnar outcrop, near Camarillas village, Teruel Province, Aragon, Northeastern Spain.

Horizon: Camarillas Formation.

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Lower Barremianstage, Lower Gallic Subepoch, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.

Material: A partial tooth, and associated isolated vertebrae, ribs, and limb elements.

Breakdown as follows;

MPG-KPCI-2: 2 almost complete sternal plates.

MPG-KPCI-3: A broken sacrum.

MPG-KPCI-5, 6: An almost complete chevron.

MPG-KPCI-7: An almost complete presacral rib.

MPG-KPCI-8: A proximal part of a right tibia.

MPG-KPCI-9: A posterior cervical or anterior dorsal rib.

MPG-KPCI-13: Four mid-posterior caudal vertebrae.

MPG-KPCI-14, 15, 19: 3 broken anterior caudal vertebral centra.

MPG-KPCI-16, 18: 2 sacral vertebral centra.

MPG-KPCI-17, 20: 4 broken dorsal centra.

MPG-KPCI-21: Almost complete mid-dorsal vertebra.

MPG-KPCI-22: A broken portion of a vertebral centrum.

MPG-KPCI-30: Broken right scapulocoracoid.

MPG-KPCI-33: Three broken top of neural spines.

MPG-KPCI-38: Isolated remains of stern plates.

MPG-KPCI-39: An isolated neural arch.

MPG-KPCI-43: Apical part of a lateral tooth.

MPG-KPCI-44: An isolated broken blade of a chevron.

MPG-KPCI-45, 50: Rib fragments.

MPG-KPCI-46: A broken posterior caudal centra.

MPG-KPCI-51: A broken portion of a lateral side of a centrum with prezygapophysis.

Numbers not given: Several isolated broken fragments of bones.