Species: haughtoni (HUENE, 1950) KAMMERER, 2016
Etymology: In honor of Sidney Henry Haughton (1888-1982), British Paleontologist.
= Aelurognathus haughtoni HUENE, 1950
= Leontocephalus haughtoni (HUENE, 1950) SIGOGNEAU, 1970
Holotype: GPIT/RE/7117 (IGP K 46 b)
Locality: Kingori, Ruhuhu, Tanzania, East Africa.
Horizon: Equivalent to the Cistecephalus zone.
Biostratigraphy: Cistecephalus zone.
Age: Tatarian Age, Lopingian Subepoch, Zechstein Epoch, Late Permian.
Material: Nearly complete skull.
Referred material:
=Ruhuhucerberus terror MAISCH, 2002
Etymology: Latin, terror, "fright, fear, terror"; the species name was chosen for obvious reasons,
as the animal was certainly a terrifying preditor.
= Cephalicustriodus kingoriensis PARRINGTON, 1974 (referred material)
= Sycosaurus terror (MAISCH, 2002) GEBAUER, 2007
Holotype: UMZC T891
Locality: Stockley's Site B4/7, at Katumbi Vawili, Ruhuhu Valley, Tanzania, Tanganyika, East Africa.
Horizon: Kawinga Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Cistecephalus zone.
Age: Tatarian Age, Lopingian Subepoch, Zechstein Epoch, Late Permian.
Material: Skull.
Referred material:
UMZC T881: A fragmentary skull.