Kimmerosaurus langhami BROWN 1981b
Genus
Etymology
named after the finder, Mr. Robert Langham
Diagnosis
As for genus (monospecific genus)
Notes
Kimmerosaurus is known only from the skull and first few (rather crushed) cervical vertebrae. Colymbosaurus, which occurs in the same formations, is known only from post-cranial elements. Both have been identified as Crytoclidids, and there is a possiblity that they are the same taxon.
Specimens
| Steve Etches collection | |
| SEC K873 | Left dentary |
| The Natural History Museum, London | |
| BMNH R 10042 | Partial skull |
| BMNH R 1798 | incomplete mandible in several pieces, together with squamosals and associated fragments of quadrates, jugals and postorbitals |
| BMNH R 8431 | Frontals, parietals, squamosals, pterygoids, the right postfrontal, postorbital, fused exoccipitalopisthotic, left quadrate, basioccipital, right angular and fused surangular-articular, and dentary with 11 isolated teeth |