Genus: Graulia MANUELLI, FERNANDEZ, DOLLMAN, JAKATA & CAVIN, 2024
Etymology: In reference to the Graoully, Graouli or Graully, a mythical dragon from the folklore of Lorraine, teh region of France where the specimens were found.

Species: branchiodonta MANUELLI, FERNANDEZ, DOLLMAN, JAKATA & CAVIN, 2024
Etymology: Greek, branchio, "gill" and Greek, odon, "tooth": refering to the large teeth found on teh ceratobranchials.

Holotype: Mhng gepi v5787

Locality:Sarraltroff, 57400 Moselli, Grand Est, France.

Horizon: Calcaire a Ceratites Formation, Upper Muschelkalk.

Biostratigraphy: Praenodosus biozone (a ceratit ammonite).

Age: Middle Landinian Stage, Late Mid Triassic Epoch, Middle Triassic.

Material: Complete fish.