Here are the extinct animals of KT:
All anapsids (it includes Testudines).
Squamates.
Sphenodonts.
Choristoderans.
Crocodylmorpha.
Neognath birds
(Modern birds).
Non-avian theropods.
Sauropods.
Ornthipods.
Ankylosaurs.
Monotremes.
Eutherian
(Placental) Mammals.
Gymnophions (Caecilians (Amphibians)).
Here are the extant animals of KT, along with which continent they live in:
Azhdarchids (NORTH AMERICA, ASIA, EUROPE, AFRICA),
Ceratopsians
(NORTH AMERICA, ASIA),
Pachycephalosaurs (They pwn, wonder why nobody
knows of them) (NORTH AMERICA),
Ornithocheirods (Used to live nearly
everywhere, but by KT restricted to EUROPE),
Pterodantids (NORTH
AMERICA),
Opossums (SOUTH AMERICA),
Late Cretaceous Antarctic
Marsupials (ANTARCTICA),
Stagodontid Marsupials (no wikipedia articles, watch this and pause at 0:40) (example: didelphodon) (NORTH AMERICA),
Asiadelphere Metatheres (ASIA),
Deltatheroid Metatheres
(NORTH AMERICA, ASIA),
Enantiornithes (NORTH AMERICA, SOUTH AMERICA,
EUROPE, ASIA),
Hesperornithes (NORTH AMERICA, EUROPE, ASIA),
Paleognaths
(SOUTH AMERICA, AUSTRALIA),
Cimolodont Multituberculates (NORTH
AMERICA, ASIA, EUROPE),
Gonwandatheres (Semi-aquatic burrowing
beaver-like allotheres) (SOUTH AMERICA, AUSTRALIA),
Salamanders
(NEAR-WORLDWIDE),
and Frogs (NEAR-WORLDWIDE).
**NOTE** I'm not
counting paleognaths and gondwanatheres in Antarctica because they will
die off in Antarctica with no survivors by present day. With the
marsupials they will enter Australia like present day after KT happens.
Here are the sea creatures:
All the extinctions and survivors are the same as HE, except that:
sharks
and nautolids are extinct
and ammonoids and belemnoids are extant,
and mosasaurs or plesiosaurs are extant.
If mosasaurs or plesiosaurs survive is currently under debate in the forum thread. (it is an open project).
