Genus: Mirasaura SPIEKMAN, FOTH, ROSSI, MARTIN, SLATER, ENRIGHT, DOLLMAN, SERAFINI, SEGIS, GRAUVOGEL-STAMM, McNAMARA, SUES & SCHOCH, 2025
Etymology: Latin, mirus, “wonderful or marvellous" and Latin, saura, “reptile”; Wonderful reptile.

Species: grauvogeli SPIEKMAN, FOTH, ROSSI, MARTIN, SLATER, ENRIGHT, DOLLMAN, SERAFINI, SEGIS, GRAUVOGEL-STAMM, McNAMARA, SUES & SCHOCH, 2025
Etymology: In honor of Louis Grauvogel, who extensively excavted the Gres a Voltzia localities and discovered Mirasaura.

Holotype: SMNS 97278

Locality: Vosges Mountains, Eastern France.

Horizon: Lower unite (Gres a meules) of teh Gres a Voltzia Formation.

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Early Ansian Stage, early Mid Triassic Epoch, Early Triassic.

Material: An articulated skull and poorly preserved postcranium including largely complete crest

Referred material:

SMNS 97279: Partial skull, largely complete postcranium and incomplete imprint of a crest.

SMNS 97280: A large and largeley complete crest.

SMNS 97281: A partial crest with excellent preservation of individual appendages.

SMNS 97338: A large and largely complete impression of a crest

SMNS 97337: A partial crest.

SMNS 97282-97336, SMNS 97339-97359: 76 specimens representing remains of disarticualted integumentary appendages, occuring along or as associated elements of up to three appendages.