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Antarctic prosauropod



All information I have seen about Dr. Hammer's Cryolophosaurus discovery on
Mt. Kirkpatrick in Antarctica indicates that the predator was found in
association with the bones of a prosauropod. In fact, several accounts stated
that there was some evidence that the predator may have choked to death on
bones lodged in its throat.
   Whatever the cause of death, the information indicated that prosauropod
remains were uncovered. But I have never seen a word about these remains
other than that they were found with Cryolophosaurus.
   Does anyone out there have an material about the additional discovery, or
any info about the nannofossil material uncovered from the claystone in the
same strata.