A giant soft-shelled egg from the Late Cretaceous of Antarctica
Lucas J. Legendre(The University of Texas at Austin), Julia A. Clarke(The University of Texas at Austin), Grace Musser(National Museum of Natural History), David Rubilar-Rogers(National Monuments Council), Rodrigo A. Otero(University of Chile), Alexander O. Vargas(University of Chile), Sarah N. Davis(The University of Texas at Austin)
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