Genus: Euromycter REISZ, MADDIN, FRÖBISCH & FALCONNET, 2011
Etymology: The generic name designation refers to the location of the town in Europe, and mycter, "nose," refers to the enlarged external naris that characterizes this caseid.

Species: rutena rutenus (SIGOGNEAU-RUSSELL & RUSSELL, 1974) REISZ, MADDIN, FRÖBISCH & FALCONNET, 2011 (Type)
= Casea rutena SIGOGNEAU-RUSSELL & RUSSELL, 1974
Etymology:

Holotype: MNHN F.MCL-2

Locality: Colline du Cayla, 1 km east of the village of Saint-Christophe-Vallon, commune of Valady, Aveyron Department, South France.

Horizon: Upper part of the red pelitic beds of the M1 member, Gres Rouge Group of the Rodez Basin, "Saxo-Thurigian".

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Upper Sakmarian to Lower Lopingian, Lower Rotliegendes Epoch, Middle Early-Early Late Permian.

Material: Skull and fragmentary skeleton.