The holotype fossil, LINHM 016 (Long Island Natural History Museum), was found near Ksar es Souk, in the province of Errachidia in the region of Meknes-Tafilalet at 30.4 ° N, 4.9 ° longitude (17.6 ° N, 4.2 ° W longitude) in Beg'aa, west of Hamada du Guiren in southeastern Morocco, in a layer of red sandstone, a fine-grained alluvium from the Albian to Cenomanian. It consists of front teeth and a snout that's not compressed. The muzzle was long and narrow, with a large elongated terminal part, along with some sort of shaped crest anterior keel higher than that of Anhanguera but not as high as that of Coloborhynchus or Tropeognathus.
The holotype fossil, LINHM 016 (Long Island Natural History Museum), was located near Ksar es Souk in the Errachidia province of Meknes-Tafilalet region at 30.4 ° N latitude and 4.9 ° W longitude in Beg'aa, west of Hamada du Guiren in southeastern Morocco. It consists of front teeth and an unbroken snout that is long and narrow with a distinctive elongated terminal section, accompanied by a raised anterior crest.