Species: caliodon CISNEROS & SCHULTZ, 2003
Etymology: Greek, cali, "beautiful" and Greek, odon, "teeth."
Holotype: MCN PV2738
Locality: 29°33’27.35”S, 53°26’56.43”W, Faxinal do Soturno County, Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil.
Horizon: Caturrita Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Icidosaur Assemblage Zone.
Age: Adamanian, Late Carnian Stage, Lower Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material: A semi-articulated skeleton onsisting of a partial cranium and jaw in occlusion, an isolated mandibular tooth, 6 articulated vertebrae, 6 partial ribs attached to vertebrae and a right humerus.
Referred material:
UFRGS PV570 T: A partial cranium.
CABREIRA & CISNEROS, 2009
UFRGS PV112T: Partial left maxilla and pterygoid, bearing the second incisiform (I2) and well preserved first and second molariformes (M1-M2), a partial mandible in occlusion with 2 complete molariforms (m1-m2).