There are at least fifteen teeth, which are placed in separate alveoli. It is said to be different than the large, triangular fenestra of dromaeosaurids . Teeth vary with position. The premaxillary and anterior dentary teeth are flattened, recurved and lack serrations. Their roots are of normal theropod type.
Posterior teeth possess posterior serrations, but no anterior serrations.
Their crowns are not as compressed and they have constricted roots. Serrations are not enlarged, numbering 13-14 per mm on a 2 mm tooth crown. The four preserved dorsal vertebrae are apparently from the anterior end of the series, as they possess large hypapophyses. Structures that are either sternal ribs or uncinate processes are preserved with the dorsal ribs. Gastralia are also present.