 The second species, "Bauria robusta" is known from a skull that is as much as twenty percent larger than the largest know specimen of "Bauria cynops", which is about fifteen percent larger than the average of all other specimens of this genotype.The skull was unfortunately not well preserved, due to exposure to weathering.The only tangible evidence of a feature which is quite apparent to the eye is the fact that the snout appears to stouter, higher and shorter than in "Bauria cynops".