Genus: Vallibonavenatrix MALAFAIA, GASULLA, ESCASO, NARVAEZ, SANZ & ORTEGA, 2020
Etymology: Vallibona, in reference to the town where the holotype specimen was discovered, and Latin, venatrix, "huntress."

Species: cani MALAFAIA, GASULLA, ESCASO, NARVAEZ, SANZ & ORTEGA, 2020
Etymology: In honor of Juan Cano Forner, who found the holotype specimen.

Holotype: MSMCa-12

Locality: Santa Agueda, near the town of Vallibona, Castellon Province, Spain.

Horizon: Arcillas de Morella Formation.

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Late Barremian Stage, Middle Gallic Subepoch, Late Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.

Material: Axial, one cervical and pelvic elements.

Referred material:

MSMCa-1: Incomplete left ischium.

MSMCa-3: Distal broken right ischium.

MSMCa-4: Almost complete left ilium.

MSMCa-5: Fragments of ventral part of right ilium.

MSMCa-6: An almost complete articulated sacrum.

MSMCa-9, 13-15, 22-23: 4 caudal vertebrae.

MSMCa-10-11, 18, 20, 24, 53: 6 dorsal vertebrae.

MSMCa-19, 32-33: 10 partial ribs adn rib fragmetns, and 3 incomplete chevrons.

MSMCa-27-28: Fragments of neuraphophyses.

MSMCa-55: Proximal part of pubis.