Dobunnodon

Dobunnodon its an extinct genus of docodont from the Middle Jurassic (Bathonian) Forest Marble Formation of England, first discovered in Oxfordshire near the village of Kirtlington. The type species, D. mussettae, was originally named as a species of "Borealestes" in 2003.
History.
In 2003, "Borealestes mussettae" (originally 'B. mussetti') was named by Denise Sigogneau-Russell, based on isolated molars found in the Bathonian aged Kirtlington Mammal bed of Oxfordshire, England. It differs from "B. serendipitus" in the details of cusps and ridges on the molar teeth. The species name "mussetti" was in honour of Dr Frances Mussett, in recognition of her major participation in fossil excavation at Kirtlington Cement Quarry. However, "mussetti" is the masculine form, and so this has been amended to "mussettae" by subsequent authors, starting with Alexander Averianov in 2004. It was moved to the new genus "Dobunnodon" in 2021.
Appearance.
"Dobunnodon" is currently only known from isolated molars. Docodonts are small (shrew to rat sized) mammaliaforms. "Dobunnodon" is believed to be a basal member of Docodonta.