Genus: Liaoningotitan ZHOU, WU, SEKIYA & DONG, 2018
Etymology: In reference to the Liaoning Province, China, where the specimen was found, and Greek, titan, from the giants of Greek Myths.

Species: sinesis ZHOU, WU, SEKIYA & DONG, 2018
Etymology: Latin, sinensis, "China."

Holotype: PMOL-AD00112

Locality: Xiaobeigou Village, Shangyuan Town, Beipiao City, Chaoyang City, Western Liaoning Province, China.

Horizon: Yixian Formation, Jehol Biota.

Biostratigraphy:

Age: Early Cretaceous.

Material: Fragmentary skull and fragmentary skeleton.

Liaoningotitan sinesis Holotype: PMOL-AD00112 after ZHOU, WU, SEKIYA & DONG, 2018: A) as preserved and B) reconstruction of the skull.

Liaoningotitan sinesis Holotype: PMOL-AD00112 after ZHOU, WU, SEKIYA & DONG, 2018: A) posterior dorsal vertebrae; B) poserior caudal vertebrae; C) middle caudal vertebra; D) cervical vertebrae; and E) sacrum in right biew.

Liaoningotitan sinesis Holotype: PMOL-AD00112 after ZHOU, WU, SEKIYA & DONG, 2018: A) scapula; B) radius; C) ulna, and D) manus.

Liaoningotitan sinesis Holotype: PMOL-AD00112 after ZHOU, WU, SEKIYA & DONG, 2018: A) femur; B) fibula; C) tibia; D) pes and E) pelvis.

Liaoningotitan sinesis Holotype: PMOL-AD00112 modified from ZHOU, WU, SEKIYA & DONG, 2018