All the osteological remains representing the holotype of the new species (IGC-P 0085) were found in a single small (60 g) mudstone block. They are here attributed to a single individual because all identifiable bones came from a single block, all elements from the block have squamate features, and there is no duplication of elements. Additionally, the lower jaw dentition (highly diagnostic for lizards) matches that of the maxilla and premaxilla. Further, all skull elements are of the expected size for a single individual, postcranial elements of the same kind (vertebrae) are of similar size, and have proportional sizes relative to the cranial bones. The elements recovered include: skull bones, including premaxilla, maxilla, jugal, articulated dentary and splenial; remains of at least 20 vertebrae, including four dorsal, two sacral, and eleven caudal elements (other vertebrae are unidentified); rib fragments; possible fragment of the distal portion of the left humerus; incomplete radius and ulna; incomplete and articulated left ilium, pubis and ischium; right tibia; indeterminate nonterminal phalanges and unguals.