Genus: Juratyrant BRUSATTE & BENSON, 2013
Etymology: "Jura" referes to the Jurassic age of the taxon and "tyrant" is an Anglicized version of the Greek "tyrannos" and Latin "Tyrannus," in reerence to the vernacular characterization of tyrannosauroids as "Tyrannt dinosaurs" (based on the origintal etymology of Tyrannosaurus rex).

Species: langhami (BENSON, 2008) BRUSATTE & BENSON, 2013
= Stokesosaurus langhami BENSON, 2008
Etymology: In honor of Peter Langham of Bridgport, Dorset, who cllected the specimen.

Holotype: OUMNH J.3311-1-J.3311-30

Locality: 6 miles west of Swanage between Rope Lake Head and Freshwater Steps, Dorset County, England, Southern United Kingdom.

Horizon: Kimmeridge Clay.

Note: Marine deposit.

Biostratigraphy: Pectinatites pectinatus ammonite zone, P. eatlecottensis sub-zone.

Age: Lower Tithonian Stage, Upper Malm Epoch, Late Jurassic.

Material: Fragmentary skeleton.

Breakdown as follows:

OUMNH J.3311-1: Cervical vertebra.

OUMNH J.3311-2-J3311-5, J.3311-30: 5 Dorsal vertebrae.

OUMNH J.3311-6-J.3311-9: A complete sacrum.

OUMNH J.3311-10-J.3311-14: 5 dorsal vertebrae.

OUMNH J.3311-16-J.3311-19: 4 isolated vertebral transverse processes.

OUMNH J.3311-20: Left ilium.

OUMNH J.3311-21: Right ilium.

OUMNH J.3311-22: Right pubis.

OUMNH J.3311-23: Left pubis.

OUMNH J.3311-24: Right ischium.

OUMNH J.3311-25: Left ischium.

OUMNH J.3311-26: Left femur.

OUMNH J.3311-27: Right femur.

OUMNH J.3311-28: Right tibia.

OUMNH J.3311-29: Left tibia.

OUMNH J.3311-15: Unidentified bone fragment.