Genus: Prognathodon DOLLO, 1889
Etymology:

Species: kianda SCHULP, POLCYN, MATEUS, JACOBS & MORAIS, 2008
Etymology: Named after Kianda (named used in apposition), an Angolan mythological deity who rules the ocean and its fish. In one tale, Kianda ppears in a form of a skull.
= Prognathodon Nova SCHULP, MATEUS, POLCYN & JACOBS, 2006
= Prognathodon sp SCHULP, POLCYN, MATEUS, JACOBS, MORAIS & da SILVA TAVARES, 2006

Referred material:

POLCYN, SCHULP & GONCALVES, 2023

Locality: Bentaba, Angolia.

Horizon: 1 meter above "Bench 19" of Straganac et al, (2015)

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Middle Maastrichtian Stage, uppermost Senonian subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.

Material:

MGUAN PA 183: Skull and fragmentary skeleton.

Note: With stomach contents of Prognathodon kinada (MGUAN PA183C), Gavialimimus sp (MGUAN PA183b) and Bentiabasaurus jacobsi (MGUAN P183D).

MGUAN PA183C: Fragmentary premaxill and maxillae.

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