Species: kateae CZERKAS & MICKLESON, 2002
Etymology: In honor of Kate Mickleson who first discovered bone fragments at
the site drawing the attention of the authors to the discovery of the pterosaur.
Holotype: DM 002/CEUM 32588
Locality: Locality Number 42Gr191V, Utah.
Horizon: Tidwell Member, Lowermost Morrison Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Lower Zone 1.
Age: Comobluffian age, Lower Kimmeridgian Stage, uppermost Malm Epoch, Late
Jurassic.
Material: Fragments of the cranium, a single cervical vertebra, 3 dorsal
vertebrae, a fragment of a caudal vertebra preserved as a natural mold alogn
with elongated zygapophyses (“tendons”), a few isolated ribs,
an uncrushed scapula/coracoid, various limb bones mostely as partial sections
of natural molds.