 Differences were noted as well, including having a single continuous rib articulation rather than double-headed ribs, its conical teeth and carnivorous diet, the lack of a fused astragalus, and the presence of two fused coracoid elements rather than a single element in the coracoid plate.Despite these differences, the similarities with "Diadectes" would eventually be used to place "Limnoscelis" at its current taxonomic position as a diadectomorph, with Limnoscelidae erected as a family within the order Diadectomorpha alongside the family Diadectidae and the genus "Tseajaia" from the monogeneric family Tseajaiidae.This monophyletic grouping of Diadectomorpha is supported by the anterior processes of the atlas and axis intercentra, and the presence of an external iliac shelf, features that are shared by all diadectomorphs.