Tiawosaurus

Tiawosaurus(Tiawo meaning dancing in chinese and saurus meaning lizard in greek.), was a basal carcharodontosaurid, that was small in size, reaching up to only 12 feet. It was found in the Shishugou Formation of china, and lived in the Oxfordian stage of the late jurassic, 163 to 159 million years ago. It lived alongside other dinosaurs such as Sinraptor and the long-necked Mamenchisaurus. It was discovered in 2044, by 3 miner friends. In 2046 it was named Tiawosaurus, with the species name of Ossios. It was titled as the earliest carcharodontosaurids ever, rivaling veterupristisaurus in time. In 2052, a new species was found in the Xishanyao formation, and named the species T. Protocarcharis, because it was the oldest known species, about 172 mya, stretching as far as the middle Jurassic. Tiawosaurus was named after the position the original fossil was, like a dancing posture.