Re: No Cretaceous placental mammals?

[David Marjanovic <david.marjanovic@gmx.at>]

> Going somewhat at a tack, I hadn't heard of any Maastrichtian vertebrates
> > from Antarctica.  Wherever that site quite is, I'm pleased they found one.
> Find one vertebrate, and it's a good place to look for more.

That depends, because the site is marine. Plenty of plesiosaurs, 
*Polarornis*, *Vegavis*, fish, and lots of ammonites...

> Going totally off-track, I've heard there should be a Lower Cretaceous 
> trity
> (-lodontid) cynodont appearing some time in the not too distant future.

A third one?