It is closely similar to an unnamed genus from Zambia, which shares the unusual pineal foramen position, but differ in the breadth of the skull table and morphology of the nuchal crest, as well as in the Zambian taxon being the only known tusked cisticephalid.
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The skull also bore a low, broad sagittal crest ( a ridge of bone on the top of the skull to which jaw muscles attach ) and robust but smaller nuchal crests ( ridges of bone on the back of the skull to which neck muscles attach ).
