Deccanolestes hislopi baseia-se em um primeiro molar superior isolado (VPL/JU/NKIM/10). Um terceiro molar, um terceiro pré-molar inferior, vários outros dentes isolados e alguns restos pós-cranianos foram-lhe atribuídos.
Deccanolestes robustus baseia-se em um primeiro molar inferior isolado. Dentes isolados e alguns restos do tornozelo também lhe foram atribuídos.
Deccanolestes narmadensis baseia-se em um molar posterior isolado.
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