  Light antinuclei may be formed in relativistic heavy ion collisions via final
state coalescence of antinucleons. The yields of antinuclei are sensitive to
primordial antinucleon production, the volume of the system at kinetic
freeze-out, and space-momentum correlations among antinucleons at freeze-out.
We report here preliminary STAR results on antideuteron and antihelion
production in 130A GeV Au+Au collisions. These results are examined in a
coalescence framework to elucidate the space-time structure of the antinucleon
source.
