Cheimopalanax

Cheimopalanax is a genus of large ceratosaur, found exclusivly in Alaska USA and Yukon Canada. It is said to be 38 feet, nearing the size of a T-Rex. It exceeded the size of a torvosaurus, who previously was the largest known carnivore of the Jurassic. It contains 3 species, with 2 of them being much smaller than the 3rd one. The first species discovered was C. Tarvoi in 2031, and is the 2nd smallest species, reaching up to 29 feet. It lived in northern Alaska. At that time, it was considered the largest ceratosaur, but not the biggest Jurassic carnivore. In 2034, in southern Alaska in a shale bonebed, a new species was found, and was named C.Scistolitus. It was the smallest species, reaching up to lengths of 21 feet. Finally in 2040, the largest species was found, and shocked people around the world, as it was found to be bigger than an allosaurus, and even a torvosaurus! It was named C. Catalystus, after it overthrowing Torvosaurus in size. Its appearance is similar to ceratosaurus but a more larger and rectangular shaped horn, and the brow horns are absent.