Genus: Aellopobatis TÜRTSCHER, JAMBURA, VILLALOBOS-SEGURA, LOPEZ-ROMERO, UNDERWOOD, THIES, LAUER, & KRIWET, 2024
Etymology: Greek, harpy Aello, a hybrid in Greek mythology wiht the body of a bird and the head of a woman; Greek, Aello, 'storm wind' and Greek, batis, 'ray or skate.'

Species: bavarica TÜRTSCHER, JAMBURA, VILLALOBOS-SEGURA, LOPEZ-ROMERO, UNDERWOOD, THIES, LAUER, & KRIWET, 2024
Etymology: In reverence to bavarica, Latin and means 'Bavarian.'

Holotype: SNSB-BSPG AS I 1377

Locality: Kelheim, Baveria State, Germany.

Horizon: Solnhofen, Lithographic shales.

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Early Tithonian Stage, Malm Epoch, Late Jurassic.

Material: Nearly complete specimen.

Referred material:

SNSB-BSPG 1864 XXII 577: Almost complete female specimen.

SNSB-BSPG AS VII 1170: Specimen has only parts of the caudal fin, the second dorsal fin and tail vertebrae.

SNSB-BSPG AS I 506: Complete male specimen.

SNSB-BSPG 1952 I 82: Almost complete specimen with parts of the disc and the head region of a female.

SNSB-BSPG AS I 505 (part) and NHMUK PV 6010 (counterpart): Complete female specimen.

CM 5396: Complete male specimen.

HMNS 686037: Complete female specimen.

SMNK-PAL 47090: Almost compleet specimen lackign parts of the right pectoral and pelvic fins of a female.

MB 14-12-22-2: Coupterplate presrved.

MB 14-12-22-3: Complete specimen with small ares of damage on the rostrum of a female.

Private collection of Helmut Tischlinger, specimen without number: Complete specimen of a famaled.

LF 2323: Complete male specimen.

Tierpark + Fossilium Bochum, specimen without number: Specimen lacking the rostrum and parts of the left pectora fin of a female.

Unkown private collection, specimen without number: Complete male specimen.