Re: Cretaceous taeniodont (fwd)

[John Bois <jbois@umd5.umd.edu>]

> There's a big multituberculate from the Upper Cretaceous of South Dakota
due
> some time.  It'll apparently be described in Acta Palaeontologica
Polonica.
> The only known molar, (which might mean that's all that's been found, but
> I'm not sure), is said to have a length of about 13mm, width 6mm.  It's an
> m1.  I'm not sure how that compares to Taeniolabis of the Paleocene, but
> it's a heck of a lot longer than any other Cretaceous multi molar I've
heard
> of.

Go furballs!