However, in 2016, A. subjuniperus was moved to a new genus, Agaresuchus along with the type species of that genus, A. fontisensis, on the grounds that the Spanish species were sufficiently distinct from A. precedens. In 2021, a phylogenetic analysis by Blanco disputed this result, suggesting that both A. fontisensis and A. subjuniperus belong within the genus Allodaposuchus proper, alongside the two species of Lohuecosuchus: L. megadontos and L. mechinorum.
In 2016, A. subjuniperus was reclassified into a new genus, Agaresuchus, along with its type species, A. fontisensis, because they were sufficiently distinct from A. precedens. However, in 2021, a phylogenetic analysis by Blanco challenged this classification, suggesting that both A. fontisensis and A. subjuniperus should be placed within the genus Allodaposuchus, alongside Lohuecosuchus species: L. megadontos and L. mechinorum.