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Mesozβic megafossils obtained from DSDP Hole 327 A and Site 330 on the Falkland Plateau consist of: bivalves, including Aucellina sp. juv., Inoceramus sp., Malayomaorica cf. M. malayomaorica (Krumbeck), Plicatula sp., and a new genus and species named Jeletzkiella falklandensis; belemnites, including representatives of Hibolithes and Belemnopsis; and fragments of ammonites and snails. All the identified fossils have Austral, or Indopacific, affinities and are quite different from coeval Upper Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous faunas of southeastern and eastern Africa and Madagascar, which are of Tethyan affinities. Because of these faunal differences, the postulated predrift position of the eastern part of the Falkland Plateau lying close to the southeastern coast of Africa is

Mesozoic Megafossils from DSDP Hole 327A and Site 330 on the Eastern Falkland Plateau