Besides the dinosaurs, many small-bodied terrestrial vertebrates are also preserved in the Langenberg quarry. Such animals include a well-preserved three-dimensional pterosaur skeleton from Dsungaripteridae, and isolated remains from Ornithocheiroidea and Ctenochasmatidae; a paramacellodid lizard; and partial skeletons and skulls from a relative of Theriosuchus now named as the genus Knoetschkesuchus. Teeth from dryolestid mammals are also preserved, as well as a docodont, a taxon in Eobaataridae, a multituberculate with similarities to Proalbionbataar (now named Teutonodon).