 However, a year earlier, another, more complete specimen probably belonging to the same species was described and named "Pterodactylus elegans" by Wagner.Because the species name "elegans" was named before "gracile", the species is now known as "Ctenochasma elegans".Another specimen originally attributed to a small or juvenile "Pterodactylus", "P. brevirostris" (Wellnhofer's "example 29", which was later placed in its own genus "Ptenodracon"), probably represents a young juvenile "Ctenochasma" based on similar wing bone proportions that differ from the similar "Aurorazhdarcho".