The skull is low and pointed, with toothed jaws. The nasal is slender and straight. A large posterior element may be a frontal. A smaller element posterior to this may be a parietal. The dentaries are thin and straight, some posterior mandibular elements are also preserved.
Cervical vertebrae are elongate, but poorly illustrated.
An isolated dorsal vertebra has large pleurocoels, like many basal pygostylians. Several dorsal ribs are preserved, with a possible uncinate process. An irregular, elongate, tapering element in the pelvic area may be a synsacrum. An elongate element overlapping the coracoid may be a scapula. The only other possible identification for this element is a second metacarpal.