While more poorly known than "Z. robustus", "Z. shqiperorum" is still known from a relatively large amount of the skeleton. Only two mostly complete skeletons are known, the holotype adult, and a referred juvenile. The lower jaw (dentary) of "Z. shqiperorum" is relatively shorter than the equivalent in "Z. robustus", although it is much larger. Ossified tendons are known from the juvenile specimen, showing that they were circular or elliptical in cross section and have fine striations in "Z. shqiperorum". Cervical, dorsal and caudal vertebrae are known from "Z. shqiperorum", although the former two are only represented by juvenile material. A complete articulated sacrum is known for "Z. shqiperorum", with three vertebrae and at least two sacrodorsals. No manual material is known from the species, although a metatarsal and a few phalanges are known.