Because of the presumed long tail, the authors rejected a placement within the Anurognathidae and classified it instead as a long-tailed rhamphorhynchid, mainly in view of the general long bone proportions.
The decision to classify the species as a long-tailed rhamphorhynchid was influenced by its anticipated lengthy tail, which set it apart from other Anurognathidae members and led them to reevaluate its placement within the broader context of bone proportions.