Mdomowabata

The type species, Mdomowabata trilobops, is diagnosed by its transversely expanded caniniform process of the maxilla with a bluntly rounded ventral tip, its possession of a hatchet-shaped exposure of the postfrontal bone on the skull's dorsal surface, its wide dorsal exposure of its parietals, its intertemporal portion of the postorbital being vertically oriented and possessing a concave lateral surface, its skull roof possessing a triangular exposure of the postparietal, its low and close-set anterior median palatal ridges, its large palatine pad that possesses both a rugose posterior section and a smoother anterior section flush with the premaxillary secondary palate, its symphyseal region of the mandible being anteroposteriorly short and transversely broad, its paired nasal bosses, and its possession of a round muscle scar anterior to the external mandibular fenestra.^[1]