Eastern ankylosaurs

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Brian Witzke wrote:

>the  absence of hypsilophodonts, ceratopsians, >pachycephalosaurs, and
 ankylosaurs in the east is so much >negative evidence

I'm pretty sure that there is a little evidence for ankylosaurs. In the early
'80s, we got a scute from the Tombigbee Sand Member of the Eutaw Formation
(late Santonian/earliest Campanian) that looked an awful lot like ankylosaur
to me (admittedly, this is terribly fragmentary evidence). The material has
not been described.

Caitlin R. Kiernan