Genus: Condorraptor RAUHUT, 2005
Etymology: In reference to Condor, for the village of Cerro Condor, in the vicinity of which the holotype was found, and Latin, raptor, 'robber or snatcher': Condor robber.

Species: currumilli RAUHUT, 2005
Etymology: In honor of Hipolito Currumil, the land owner of the discoverer of the locality.

Holotype: MPEF-PV 1672

Locality: Las Chacritas locality, 2.3 km west of Cerro Condor, Chubut Province, Patagonia, Argentina.

Horizon: Canadon Asfalto Formation.

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Callovian Stage, Upper Dogger Epoch, Middle Jurassic.

Material: Incomplete left tibia.

Hypodigm:

MPEF-PV 1694-1695: Teeth.

MPEF-PV 1673-1675: Cervical vertebrae.

MPEF-PV 1676-1689, 1697, 1700, 1705: Dorsal vertebrae and vertebral fragments.

MPEF-PV 1681, 1701: Sacral vertebrae.

MPEF-PV 1682-1683, 1702: Caudal vertebrae.

MPEF-PV 1684-1685, 1703: Rib fragments and chevron.

MPEF-PV 1686-1689, 1696, 1704: Partial ilium, pubes and ischium.

MPEF-PV 1690-1693: Partial femora, metatarsal IV and pedal ungual.

 

RAUHUT, 2007

Locality: Close to the microvertebrate locality "Queso Rallado", 4 km west-north-west of the village of Cerro Condor, Chubut Province, Patagonia, Argentina.

Horizon: Canadon Asfalto Formation.

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Callovian Stage, Upper Dogger Epoch, Middle Jurassic.

Material:

MPEF 1717: Anterior parts of the left and right maxilla, parts of the nasals, and probably the palatines.